Closed nathantsoi closed 5 years ago
Cool. FWIW I do something similar but via /etc/hosts
entries, so then the OS's networking stack just automatically knows how to resolve the names (i.e. then both mirror and ssh itself would pick up the aliases). Would that work/be good enough?
Ahh, nice. Yep! I'll add an alias in my hosts file. Nathan
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Cool. FWIW I do something similar but via /etc/hosts entries, so then the OS's networking stack just automatically knows how to resolve the names (i.e. then both mirror and ssh itself would pick up the aliases). Would that work/be good enough?
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I have ssh configured w/ short names / alias to most of my hosts. It would be awesome if mirror read this config and used these short names to resolve the full name of the host. On the plus side, my ssh config seems to work fine otherwise.