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ade, 2012-08-28 14:04:28

Terminal for Linux with connection duplication function

Prompt ssh terminal with tab copy function. For example: I work on some server, I press the “duplicate” button and in my next tab a console opens to the same server (preferably with the same pwd)

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kavich, 2012-08-28
@kavich

screen?

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Alexander Lebedev, 2012-08-28
@cawaleb

I use konsole 1.6.6 from trinity for a similar purpose, there you can set sessions on the session tab like ssh [email protected]
When creating a new tab, you can select any of the sessions. Not exactly a clone, but give it a try.

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Vlad Zhivotnev, 2012-08-28
@inkvizitor68sl

You can do this in local tmux or emax.

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ValdikSS, 2012-08-28
@ValdikSS

Try Pacmanager sourceforge.net/projects/pacmanager/

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Alukardd, 2012-08-28
@Alukardd

Putty can "duplicate session"

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mithraen, 2012-08-28
@mithraen

If you have hundreds of hosts, then set up the same .ssh/config, specifying the user used for each host, and use autocompletion in the shell for a quick connection.

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alienrom, 2012-08-29
@alienrom

terminator

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YourChief, 2012-08-29
@YourChief

use ssh connection multiplexing (option -M and others) and aliases. optionally, you can add a function to your bashrc that will print a string to connect to the current session. the advantage of this solution is that it is universal and does not tie you to a specific terminal client

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