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...or this scenario: 1. Original Client and "Jump" Host both have public IPv6 addresses. 2. Target host has only Link Local IPv6 address on same link as Jump Host. In principal, I believe the following incantation (or some similar form) should work (assuming Jump Host with address 2001:db8:f3f4::2ae0 and target host with address fe80::2001:db8:3 on common link interface enp0s31f6 (interface ID on jump host): ssh -J '[2001:db8:f3f4::2ae0]' '[fe80::2001:db8:3%enp0s31f6]' However, this results in the following: % ssh -J '[2001:db8:f3f4::2ae0]' '[fe80::2001:db8:3...

...<-> F2, NA, 1 F3 <-> F3, NA, 1 F4 <-> F4, NA, 1 F5 <-> F5, NA, 1 F1 <-> F2, F1F2, NA F1 <-> F3, F1F3, NA F1 <-> F4, F1F4, NA F1 <-> F5, F1F5, NA F2 <-> F3, F2F3, NA F2 <-> F4, F2F4, NA F2 <-> F5, F2F5, NA F3 <-> F4, F3F4, NA F3 <-> F5, F3F5, NA F4 <-> F5, F4F5, NA ###i tryed several correlations, such as hetcor and polychor of polycor library hcor <- function(data) hetcor(data, std.err=FALSE)$correlations hetdados40=hcor(dados40) dados40.sem <- sem(model.dados40, dados40.cov, nrow(dados40))...

...F7<->F7, 1, NA F1<->F2, F1F2, NA F1<->F3, F1F3, NA F1<->F4, F1F4, NA F1<->F5, F1F5, NA F1<->F6, F1F6, NA F1<->F7, F1F7, NA F2<->F3, F2F3, NA F2<->F4, F2F4, NA F2<->F5, F2F5, NA F2<->F6, F2F6, NA F2<->F7, F2F7, NA F3<->F4, F3F4, NA F3<->F5, F3F5, NA F3<->F6, F3F6, NA F3<->F7, F3F7, NA F4<->F5, F4F5, NA F4<->F6, F4F6, NA F4<->F7, F4F7, NA F5<->F6, F5F6, NA F5<->F7, F5F7, NA F6<->F7, F6F7, NA -- Sam Stewart, MMath, A.Stat IDPhD Candidate (Health Informatics) Faculty of...