Tue, 25 Sep 2007 Filed in:
Tools | Security | Networking
I just discovered a very cool feature
of SSH today: control mastering. It lets you multiplex a single ssh
connection so you don't have to open multiple TCP connections to
the remote host; instead, all your SSH/SCP commands "share" the
initial connection. This speeds up subsequent connections to the
same host, and also means you don't have to enter your password
more than once for hosts who don't know your public key yet. I use
this feature to implement a script for setting up new remote
accounts.
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Tags: OpenSSH