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2008 Mar 31
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suggested minor improvement to ssh argument parsing
Hi,
I use "ssh" often, and within bash I find it useful to define the IP address in "/etc/hosts" and then use the bash auto-complete feature for the hsot name. For this to work bash needs to see a "@" in front of the host name. This works perfectly for a command like "ssh user at host". However if I want to use the current user by default, I can't get