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'''Mosh''' is a ssh client server that is aware of connectivity problems of the original ssh implementation.  Mosh can migrate physical connections and ip addresses while staying connected.  Mosh depends upon [[SSH]].  Mosh uses udp ports 60000-61000 sequentially.
'''Mosh''' is a ssh client server that is aware of connectivity problems of the original ssh implementation.  Mosh can migrate physical connections and ip addresses while staying connected.  Mosh depends upon {{package|net-misc/openssh}}.  Mosh uses udp ports 60000-61000 sequentially.


== Installation ==
== Installation ==

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Mosh

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Mosh is a ssh client server that is aware of connectivity problems of the original ssh implementation. Mosh can migrate physical connections and ip addresses while staying connected. Mosh depends upon net-misc/openssh. Mosh uses udp ports 60000-61000 sequentially.

Installation

Merge

Install net-misc/mosh:

root # emerge net-misc/mosh

Usage

Mosh requires utf8 locales set to run. This is the default for Funtoo Linux if you have not set any specific locales.

root # echo "en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8" >> /etc/locale.gen
root # locale-gen
root # eselect locale set en_US.utf8

Connecting

remote host only needs running ssh, mosh package installed, and utf8 locale set.

user $ mosh user@remote-host.com