1termy-ssh(1)                General Commands Manual               termy-ssh(1)
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NAME

6       termy-ssh, termy-sudo, termy-su - Establish a connection between Termy‐
7       Sequence servers using common helper programs
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SYNOPSIS

11       termy-ssh [ssh-options] [user@]host
12       termy-sudo [su-options]
13       termy-su [user]
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DESCRIPTION

17       termy-ssh is a  wrapper  around  termy-connect(1)  for  running  termy-
18       server(1)  on  a  remote  host  using  an instance of ssh(1).  The ssh-
19       options, user, and host are passed to ssh, along  with  -q  to  disable
20       printing of diagnostic messages, and -T to disable pseudoterminal allo‐
21       cation. The single command termy-server is requested to be run  on  the
22       remote host.
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24       Important:  Make  sure  that termy-server(1) is installed on the remote
25       system and present on the remote user's PATH.  The shell run by  ssh(1)
26       in  single command mode is neither a login shell nor interactive, mean‐
27       ing that the remote user's  .profile  and  .bash_profile  will  not  be
28       sourced.  Furthermore, PATH customizations applied in the remote user's
29       .bashrc must be made before any test for interactivity that causes  the
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32       Important:  Ensure  that ssh-options does not contain any switches such
33       as -v that interfere with the -q or -T  switches  added  by  termy-ssh.
34       Some  situations might require direct use of termy-connect(1) or a more
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37       termy-sudo is a wrapper  around  termy-connect(1)  for  running  termy-
38       server(1)  as  a  different  user  using sudo(8).  The sudo-options are
39       passed to sudo, along with -i to start  a  login  session,  and  -S  to
40       remove  the  need  for  a  pseudoterminal.  The command termy-server is
41       requested to be run as the new user.
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43       termy-su is  a  wrapper  around  termy-connect(1)  for  running  termy-
44       server(1)  as a different user using su(1).  The optional user argument
45       is passed to su.  The command termy-server is requested to  be  run  as
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SEE ALSO

50       ssh(1),  sudo(8), su(1), termy-connect(1), termy-server(1), termy-moni‐
51       tor(1)
52       TermySequence - https://termysequence.io
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56TermySequence™                    March 2018                      termy-ssh(1)
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