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Secure Shell; a network protocol that allows data transfer over a secure channel between two networked devices.

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I was working with a command like this: ssh another_host <<EOF set -x command_a command_b run_framework command_c ... EOF The odd thing was that only commands up to and including run_framework ...
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I'm facing a strange problem involving local port forwarding through a SSH tunnel. My SSH server is connected to a network on which several web servers are running. The SSH server has access to these ...
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I'm trying to use sftp to transfer files between two pcs. I have openssh on my receiving pc. I'm a total beginner in sftp/ssh and it is so wild/seems so unsecure that I can access my pc only with my ...
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I have been using vscode for several years, doing remote-system devlopment. MacOS hosts the vscode program. Until today (and there has been no intentional upgrade done), the hostnames used to appear ...
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I began exploring tmux yesterday, and arrived at a very strange problem: From inside a tmux session, I can SSH into any server and my router – but not into a local server. Connecting from outside a ...
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I created this systemd rule that sets up an automatic reverse tunnel for SSH on a remote server. I then connect to the server and then to the internal port, over SSH, to reach my device. I didn't want ...
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Everyone knows that you could do telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl to watch Star Wars in your terminal. You can also connect to IRC using Telnet, because it's not confined to connecting to a shell. On SSH,...
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My workstation recently started rejecting my ssh connections. The following has happened three times now: I use the workstation daily with no issues. Suddenly I start getting "connection ...
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With ssh -v there is among a lot of debug info a line: Authenticated to my.host ([0.0.0.0]:22) using "gssapi-with-mic". Is there a way to have only this line shown, and not the other debug ...
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I have binary data on Linux which I need to transfer to Windows to which I have an ssh access. The data is stored in pass thus I would prefer not to first store it to a temporary file and then ...
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I have a work PC with Windows 11, where I am logged in with a work account, and a Windows 11 work laptop. I would like to connect to the PC via OpenSSH to deploy some code for local testing. So, I set ...
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Since I probably have a latency problem with my SSH connection, I am trying to investigate it using the traceroot tool. This is a local network and I am using a WiFi router. I am using the SSH ...
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I'm using Vagrant with a Virtual Machine running Ubuntu 24. Inside the VM, I have a user named ubuntu, and I want to access all the folders that this user has. Currently, I can SSH into the VM as that ...
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I am on Windows using and Ubuntu terminal to attempt to SSH into a remote server. I am using a VPN to connect to the network first. I used to have no issue SSHing into this server, but recently I have ...
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Have a little ssh server running on my old debian powered laptop for education purposes. when I first set it up it was working as intended, but at one point it completely stopped accepting passwords. ...
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