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On your Mac: ssh -R 19999:localhost:22 remote_host On the remote host: command_that_prints_stuff | ssh localhost -p 19999 pbcopy ________ The first
by pikachu_is_cool 12y ago
On your Mac:
ssh -R 19999:localhost:22 remote_host
On the remote host:
command_that_prints_stuff | ssh localhost -p 19999 pbcopy
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The first command routes the port 19999 on the remote host to port 22 on the computer you're using.
ssh part on the second command connects to 19999 (and thus 22 on your computer) and runs the pbcopy command in the current shell (which is the pipe from command_that_prints_stuff)
- hibbelig 12y agoThat's cool. Thanks!
- rasur 12y agoYou could probably squash the 'ssh localhost -p 19999 pbcopy' into an alias too, to reduce the typing further. EDIT: oh wait.. remote host.. ok, maybe, maybe not. depends on your environments I guess.
- enneff 12y agoWhy not just ssh remote_host command_that_prints_stuff | pbcopy ?
- pikachu_is_cool 12y agoDepends on the situation, if you want to run a quick script then yours would be better. If you're spending a lot of time in remote_host then mine might make more sense.