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#* <code>user@ece2524:~$ tmux attach</code>.
#* ''On subsequent logins, this should be the only command you need to execute to return to IRC''
 
Check out the [http://www.dayid.org/os/notes/tm.html tmux and screen cheat sheet] for a quick reference of some of the other
tmux commands. An additional command that might be useful is <code>tmux list-sessions</code>.
 
[http://mosh.mit.edu Mosh] is another helpful tool you may want to use for high-latency or mobile (e.g. wifi) connections.
You also may want to look into zsh, an alternative to bash with more features.
 
You also may want to setup an [http://nerderati.com/2011/03/simplify-your-life-with-an-ssh-config-file/ SSH config file]
for host aliases and Kerberos authentication.
'''If you have been given a temporary password please reset it by running
* Write up your own [[tmux|tmux.conf]]
* Use X-forwarding on servers that support it: <code> ssh -X user@client.server.tld </code>
* Check out the [http://www.dayid.org/os/notes/tm.html tmux and screen cheat sheet] for a quick reference of some of the other tmux commands. An additional command that might be useful is <code>tmux list-sessions</code>.
*[http://mosh.mit.edu Mosh] is another helpful tool you may want to use for high-latency or mobile (e.g. wifi) connections. You also may want to look into zsh, an alternative to bash with more features.
*You also may want to setup an [http://nerderati.com/2011/03/simplify-your-life-with-an-ssh-config-file/ SSH config file] for host aliases and Kerberos authentication.
 
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