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10.4: Use Safari for SSH bookmarking
Does anyone know if there's a way to pass arguments to ssh via this method? For example, if I want to do port forwarding.
10.4: Use Safari for SSH bookmarking
You could just use the Terminal's "Connect to Server", which will let you setup servers as well as specify custom options for ssh. Then just command+shift+k, pick a server from list, connect. Sure, safari bookmark beats it (especially when you sync your bookmarks between machines), but the terminal's way gives you much more power.
10.4: Use Safari for SSH bookmarking
Assuming you always use the same port-forwarding (or at least, a common set), you could setup the port-forwarding in your .ssh/config file. If you have different sets of forwards you like to use, just add multiple configs. e.g.:
Then if you ssh://foo it will connect you to realhostname.domain.com with the first set of forwards. If you ss://bar, it'll get you to the second set. etc.
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