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Neater (and native) Solution
Authored by: cynikal on Oct 20, '04 11:53:29AM

I'm not sure if many people know about this or use it, but Apple's Terminal has a built-in session management system as well.. simply press cmd+shift+k and it will bring up a list of hosts detected on your network (via rendezvous).. though i usually just edit my com.apple.Terminal.plist and put all the hosts i ever need to connect to in there..

and that's the simplest way to manage multiple hosts.. as far as loggin in as root, if the other guy didn't say it, i would have: it's a bad idea. if you must, edit your config file in the ~/.ssh dir and you can set the defautl login name to be root by just putting 'User root' on a line by itself..



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