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I have a situation in which I'd like to ignore the jump host configuration set in my SSH config when using the ET client, but not when using the SSH client. I don't find a way of doing this. --jumphost= (empty) doesn't seem to work. I also checked the code and it makes sense that an empty one doesn't work:
if (sshConfigOptions.ProxyJump && jumphost.length() == 0) {
By looking at the code, I couldn't find a way to do this. It'd be nice to distinguish between not passing this option at all and setting it to empty. As a reference point, the SSH config syntax sometimes allows setting None to certain configs. E.g., see https://stackoverflow.com/a/62015832/1165181
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I have a situation in which I'd like to ignore the jump host configuration set in my SSH config when using the ET client, but not when using the SSH client. I don't find a way of doing this.
--jumphost=
(empty) doesn't seem to work. I also checked the code and it makes sense that an empty one doesn't work:EternalTerminal/src/terminal/TerminalClientMain.cpp
Line 268 in 0aa443c
By looking at the code, I couldn't find a way to do this. It'd be nice to distinguish between not passing this option at all and setting it to empty. As a reference point, the SSH config syntax sometimes allows setting
None
to certain configs. E.g., see https://stackoverflow.com/a/62015832/1165181The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: