Open setop opened 3 years ago
It looks like this is an open issue in Python's argparse
module. The workaround is to use the following syntax:
outrun --ssh=-vvv user@host ls
It looks like this is an open issue in Python's
argparse
module.2010-07-22 22:15:36 andersk create
Almost 11 years ago.
outrun --ssh=-vvv user@host ls
Ok, I'll try that, thanks
Hi,
First thanks for implementing such an amazing idea, I love it. I'm playing around with outrun and would like to pass extra options to ssh command.
when I use
outrun --ssh '-vvv' user@host ls
, it says :when I use
outrun --ssh 'ssh -vvv' user@host ls
, it says :When using debug, I get that :
which suggest that the first syntax is the right one.
It seems that
--ssh
requires at least two values in quotes.It seems to come from there but I've not been able to fix it.
It can be workaround by using
--ssh '-v -v -v'
for example but it is not immediate.