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I've some rules in .ssh/config file which I would like activate only in interactive mode (ie. terminal background change). Is that possible?

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I've some rules in .ssh/config file which I would like activate only in interactive mode (ie. terminal background change). Is that possible?

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I've some rules in .ssh/config file which I would like activate only in interactive mode (ie. terminal background change). Is that possible?

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You can alias ssh if using a non-interactive shell as follows in your ~/.bashrc file:

 if [ -z "$PS1" ]; then
 alias ssh='ssh -F ~/.ssh/config-non-interactive'
 fi

... then copy the non-interactive configuration you'd like to use to ~/.ssh/config-non-interactive and you should be set.

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  When this is combined with Include I think it will be a flexible way of utilising config files. superuser.com/a/1142813 . There were many times I gave up on certain config features because it wasn’t compatible across my workstations.
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You can alias ssh if using a non-interactive shell as follows in your ~/.bashrc file:

 if [ -z "$PS1" ]; then
 alias ssh='ssh -F ~/.ssh/config-non-interactive'
 fi

... then copy the non-interactive configuration you'd like to use to ~/.ssh/config-non-interactive and you should be set.

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  When this is combined with Include I think it will be a flexible way of utilising config files. superuser.com/a/1142813 . There were many times I gave up on certain config features because it wasn’t compatible across my workstations.
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You can alias ssh if using a non-interactive shell as follows in your ~/.bashrc file:

 if [ -z "$PS1" ]; then
 alias ssh='ssh -F ~/.ssh/config-non-interactive'
 fi

... then copy the non-interactive configuration you'd like to use to ~/.ssh/config-non-interactive and you should be set.

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  When this is combined with Include I think it will be a flexible way of utilising config files. superuser.com/a/1142813 . There were many times I gave up on certain config features because it wasn’t compatible across my workstations.
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You can alias ssh if using a non-interactive shell as follows in your ~/.bashrc file:

 if [ -z "$PS1" ]; then
 alias ssh='ssh -F ~/.ssh/config-non-interactive'
 fi

... then copy the non-interactive configuration you'd like to use to ~/.ssh/config-non-interactive and you should be set.

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You can alias ssh if using a non-interactive shell as follows in your ~/.bashrc file:

 if [ -z "$PS1" ]; then
 alias ssh='ssh -F ~/.ssh/config-non-interactive'
 fi

... then copy the non-interactive configuration you'd like to use to ~/.ssh/config-non-interactive and you should be set.

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  When this is combined with Include I think it will be a flexible way of utilising config files. superuser.com/a/1142813 . There were many times I gave up on certain config features because it wasn’t compatible across my workstations.
  – sdkks
  1 hour ago
  

  
  
  
  

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  When this is combined with Include I think it will be a flexible way of utilising config files. superuser.com/a/1142813 . There were many times I gave up on certain config features because it wasn’t compatible across my workstations.
  – sdkks
  1 hour ago
  

  
  
  
  

When this is combined with Include I think it will be a flexible way of utilising config files. superuser.com/a/1142813 . There were many times I gave up on certain config features because it wasn’t compatible across my workstations.
– sdkks
1 hour ago

When this is combined with Include I think it will be a flexible way of utilising config files. superuser.com/a/1142813 . There were many times I gave up on certain config features because it wasn’t compatible across my workstations.
– sdkks
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