[ale] i just don't "get" it yet GOT IT

[Fletch]

>>>>> "hirsch" == hirsch  <hirsch at zapmedia.com> writes:

    hirsch> ChangingLINKS.com writes:
    >> How to I ssh in?  I am not the same user on my local machine as
    >> I am on the server. . . .

    hirsch> The easiest way is to just 'ssh remoteuser at remotehostname'
    hirsch> and then type in that user's password.

        If you always want to use a different username, make a
~/.ssh/config file with something like:


Host zooble.foo.net
  User otherguy


        Then whenever you ssh to zooble.foo.net it'll send `otherguy'
rather than your current login.  You can use wildcards (*.foo.net) if
the username differs for an entire domain.  See the ssh man page for
other spiffy things you can tweak in the ssh config.


        Another way is to use a recent version of zsh and configure
the completion system with your remote user:host information.  Then
tab completion will offer the remote name(s) as completions.  Zsh
rocks. :)


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