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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I have to go and look up my silly password each time I restart my computer and reconnect
Describe the solution you'd like
either a (less secure) --password flag so that I can CTRL+R a oneliner to reconnect, or a (more secure) (working name) --config filename that reads a file for some password text, or a line that checks for the presence of an ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE, or something else that stores the SSH password so I can just kit connect and get on with it, especially in a build script.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Keeping a stiff upper lip.
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Hmm, my initial reaction here was to advise you to set up a pubkey on the remote server, but it sounds like you might be doing that already; can you confirm?
Then you just have to add your SSH key to your ssh-agent (I think macOS uses a slightly different scheme with keychain(?) but its more-or-less the same). Its still a once-per-reboot situation, but you get to choose some password as opposed to a randomly-generated one like Valet gives.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I have to go and look up my silly password each time I restart my computer and reconnect
Describe the solution you'd like
either a (less secure)
--password
flag so that I can CTRL+R a oneliner to reconnect, or a (more secure) (working name)--config filename
that reads a file for some password text, or a line that checks for the presence of an ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE, or something else that stores the SSH password so I can justkit connect
and get on with it, especially in a build script.Describe alternatives you've considered
Keeping a stiff upper lip.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: