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This was only for the SSH integration, not if you just ran "ssh" in iTerm? I don't see these /tmp/framer.txt files on any of the hosts I sshed to (plain ssh).
by loeg 2y ago
This was only for the SSH integration, not if you just ran "ssh" in iTerm? I don't see these /tmp/framer.txt files on any of the hosts I sshed to (plain ssh).
- teruakohatu 2y agoFrom the release notes it seems only if the in-built SSH integration was used and the server that a more recent (5ish year old or later) version of Python. The latter condition is probably going to exist even on enterprise dists (RHEL 9 for example will have Python 3.9 installed by default)
- welder 2y agoThe latter condition must not always trigger... I have Python 3.7 or later and none of my servers have a `/tmp/framer.txt` file.
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