I need to input this command. It is written in bash, but my terminal is zsh. How do I rewrite it?
ssh username@rserver.com -L 127.0.0.1:8888:*:11111
I need to input this command. It is written in bash , but my
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I need to input this command. It is written in bash, but my terminal is zsh. How do I rewrite it?
ssh username@rserver.com -L 127.0.0.1:8888:*:11111
These are just arguments to
ssh, they are notbashspecific. You probably want to escape your glob, though (although that’s true inbashas well).