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Use a local .bashrc on a remote machine. For example for aliases. // Have to be placed @ .bashrc-file (local) Raw
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| sssh() { | |
| name=$USER | |
| ssh ${*:1} "cat > /tmp/.bashrc_$name" < ~/.bashrc_remote | |
| ssh -t ${*:1} "bash --rcfile /tmp/.bashrc_$name ; rm /tmp/.bashrc_$name" | |
| } |
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Usage: After you've placed the snipped above in your local .bashrc-file you can use it like normal ssh. You just have to replace "ssh" with "sssh" (3 s).
For example "
sssh user@host"