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I have a line specifying a server in my /etc/hosts/ file. As an example
127.0.1.1 server. When I log into the server, I usually do something like ssh username@server. Is there a way to append the username when doing something like ssh?
ssh users hosts
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I have a line specifying a server in my /etc/hosts/ file. As an example
127.0.1.1 server. When I log into the server, I usually do something like ssh username@server. Is there a way to append the username when doing something like ssh?
ssh users hosts
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You can use the local user's~/.ssh/configfile to specify both the remote username and IP address
– steeldriver
1 hour ago
Ah yes. So, what I wound up doing is defining the host in the/etc/hostsfile and then defining the behavior with the host in~/.ssh/config. Worked perfectly, thanks!
– John Snow
34 mins ago
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I have a line specifying a server in my /etc/hosts/ file. As an example
127.0.1.1 server. When I log into the server, I usually do something like ssh username@server. Is there a way to append the username when doing something like ssh?
ssh users hosts
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I have a line specifying a server in my /etc/hosts/ file. As an example
127.0.1.1 server. When I log into the server, I usually do something like ssh username@server. Is there a way to append the username when doing something like ssh?
ssh users hosts
ssh users hosts
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You can use the local user's~/.ssh/configfile to specify both the remote username and IP address
– steeldriver
1 hour ago
Ah yes. So, what I wound up doing is defining the host in the/etc/hostsfile and then defining the behavior with the host in~/.ssh/config. Worked perfectly, thanks!
– John Snow
34 mins ago
add a comment |
You can use the local user's~/.ssh/configfile to specify both the remote username and IP address
– steeldriver
1 hour ago
Ah yes. So, what I wound up doing is defining the host in the/etc/hostsfile and then defining the behavior with the host in~/.ssh/config. Worked perfectly, thanks!
– John Snow
34 mins ago
You can use the local user's
~/.ssh/config file to specify both the remote username and IP address– steeldriver
1 hour ago
You can use the local user's
~/.ssh/config file to specify both the remote username and IP address– steeldriver
1 hour ago
Ah yes. So, what I wound up doing is defining the host in the
/etc/hosts file and then defining the behavior with the host in ~/.ssh/config. Worked perfectly, thanks!– John Snow
34 mins ago
Ah yes. So, what I wound up doing is defining the host in the
/etc/hosts file and then defining the behavior with the host in ~/.ssh/config. Worked perfectly, thanks!– John Snow
34 mins ago
add a comment |
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You can use the local user's
~/.ssh/configfile to specify both the remote username and IP address– steeldriver
1 hour ago
Ah yes. So, what I wound up doing is defining the host in the
/etc/hostsfile and then defining the behavior with the host in~/.ssh/config. Worked perfectly, thanks!– John Snow
34 mins ago