dirk duellmann
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Hi everyone,
Could you guys please provide the exact examples of the ProxyCommands that you use in your setups?
This will help to understand to the variety of cases and what to focus on first.
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btw: last comment is referring to external keyboard (logitech create) on ipad pro
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or alt-x for emacs as the current version unfortunately only produces alt-X (->capital X)
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This actually worked but looks like there are some problems with the logic. We plan to fix it in the next release.
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Hello.
Thank you for your feedback.
This feature is in development now.
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similar here: I'd be using it to implement multi-hop connections via something like:
ProxyCommand ssh -K -Y jump.host.at /usr/bin/nc %h %p 2> /dev/null
If you want to make it really nice you could predicate the proxy execution on the current subnet:
Eg in my real setup I use for each host the sequence:
Match host nick1 !exec "at-work"
Hostname long.real.name1.at
ProxyCommand ssh -K -Y jump.host.at /usr/bin/nc %h %p 2> /dev/null
Host nick1
HostName long.real.name1.at
where "at-work" is a one-line script matching the ip subnet against the set of subnets used by my workplace.
That way the proxy is only used when necessary.