Can ssh client connect to an existing shell running on a remote machine?
Whenever I ssh to a remote machine, it always create a new remote shell.
Can ssh client connect to an existing shell running on a remote machine?
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Whenever I ssh to a remote machine, it always create a new remote shell.
Can ssh client connect to an existing shell running on a remote machine?
Thanks.
shell ssh
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No. That's not how Unix works, in any way shape or form.
– Stephen Harris
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Whenever I ssh to a remote machine, it always create a new remote shell.
Can ssh client connect to an existing shell running on a remote machine?
Thanks.
shell ssh
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TimTim
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Whenever I ssh to a remote machine, it always create a new remote shell.
Can ssh client connect to an existing shell running on a remote machine?
Thanks.
shell ssh
shell ssh
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TimTim
27.4k78264474
asked 5 mins ago
TimTim
27.4k78264474
asked 5 mins ago
TimTim
27.4k78264474
asked 5 mins ago
TimTim
27.4k78264474
asked 5 mins ago
TimTim
27.4k78264474
27.4k78264474
No. That's not how Unix works, in any way shape or form.
– Stephen Harris
11 secs ago
add a comment |
No. That's not how Unix works, in any way shape or form.
– Stephen Harris
11 secs ago
No. That's not how Unix works, in any way shape or form.
– Stephen Harris
11 secs ago
No. That's not how Unix works, in any way shape or form.
– Stephen Harris
11 secs ago
add a comment |
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