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      <title>How To Use SSH Over An HTTP Proxy</title>
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      <description>📷Modestas Urbonas
ssh is a very versatile tool that many of us depend on for everyday tasks. Other than the basic connection to a remote host and multiplexing the terminal with tmux or screen, it is also used
together with rsync to execute remote commands in scripts for port forwarding for an adhoc VPN of sorts That&amp;rsquo;s a lot of functionality. Yet in some places the connection is restricted behind an HTTP proxy that won&amp;rsquo;t let ssh do its magic.</description>
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      <title>Tmux Copy Paste With Alacritty</title>
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      <description>If you want copy-paste to work between tmux and other apps, you are given instructions to use a rather complicated setup, plugins, forward X11 with ssh (what about Wayland?).
A more simple way is to use a terminal that supports OSC 52 control sequences. The more common terminals such as konsole and gnome-terminal do not support them, because they can be a security concern (an application running on the terminal &amp;ldquo;stealing&amp;rdquo; your clipboard).</description>
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