xxh

Bring your shell with all of your customizations through SSH sessions.

Note: xxh does not install anything into system directories on the target machine; removing ~/.xxh will clear all traces of xxh on the target machine.

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• Connect to a host and run the current shell:

xxh "{host}"

• Install the current shell into the target machine without prompting:

xxh "{host}" ++install

• Run the specified shell on the target machine:

xxh "{host}" ++shell {xonsh|zsh|fish|bash|osquery}

• Use a specific xxh configuration directory on the target machine:

xxh "{host}" ++host-xxh-home {~/.xxh}

• Use the specified configuration file on the host machine:

xxh "{host}" ++xxh-config {~/.config/xxh/config.xxhc}

• Specify a password to use for the SSH connection:

xxh "{host}" ++password "{password}"

• Install an xxh package on the target machine:

xxh "{host}" ++install-xxh-packages {package}

• Set an environment variable for the shell process on the target machine:

xxh "{host}" ++env {name}={value}

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