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# Encode local aliases to safely pass over SSH without escaping issues | # Encode local aliases to safely pass over SSH without escaping issues | ||
local local_aliases | local local_aliases | ||
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# Connect and load aliases directly into memory using process substitution | # Connect and load aliases directly into memory using process substitution | ||
ssh -t "$@" "bash --rcfile <(echo '$local_aliases' | base64 -d)" | ssh -t "$@" "bash --rcfile <(echo '$local_aliases' | base64 -d)" | ||
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Revision as of 10:32, 24 July 2026
- Gemini Jul 2026
ssha() {
# Encode local aliases to safely pass over SSH without escaping issues
local local_aliases
local_aliases=$(base64 < ~/.bash_aliases | tr -d '\r\n')
# Connect and load aliases directly into memory using process substitution
ssh -t "$@" "bash --rcfile <(echo '$local_aliases' | base64 -d)"
}
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