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Locale: Cannot set LC_CTYPE to default locale: No such file or directory The locale requested by LC_CTYPE=UTF-8 isn't available here. Mosh-server needs a UTF-8 native locale to run. That will kill all but the latest session (hopefully yours, which you can then exit out of and re-enter).Problem: trying to connect to a remote server with mosh you see error messages like: mosh-client needs a UTF-8 native locale to run. If you get You have a detached Mosh session on this server, try: kill $(ps -no-headers -sort=start_time -C mosh-server -o pid | head -n -1) Identity file directives are usually needed on the command line in many cases, but the IdentitiesOnly yes helps restrict the public keys attempted in the authentication process.

SSH has a config file located at ~/.ssh/config which can help speed up connections with directives, such as: Host HOST MOSH Syntax mosh -ssh="ssh -v -i /full/path/to/privkey" essentially replaces the SSH command ssh -v -i /full/path/to/privkey Config Sudo firewall-cmd -add-service=mosh -permanent Reload and restart firewalld sudo firewall-cmd -reload

Osx mosh server tutorial free#

Mosh () is a free replacement for SSH that allows roaming and supports intermittent connectivity. Sudo nano /etc/firewalld/services/mosh.xml

Osx mosh server tutorial install#

Steps to install Mosh, create services file for firewalld, reload and make permanent. Install and Configure Mosh (if you AutoSSH doesn't work for you) If AutoSSH works, then there is greater simplicity on the server as special ports, and an application, no longer need to be used. Note that the ~/.ssh/config` file needs to be configured, and also pay attention to the directives for routing over a particular connection, especially if there are more than one desired. VPN-less persistent SSH Sessions, which follows on persistent SSH connections with Context and smux - ssh with auto-reconnect tmux, a mosh replacement.I'm still wondering if I really need tmux (or screen) on top of autossh. Note that regarding the polling, it may be that SSH alone does the polling. Remember, AutoSSH is a client-side solution, so no server install/config is necessary. On RH/CentOS/AMI install AutoSSH with standard yum command yum install autossh.AutoSSH - might be a good solution, need to testĪutoSSH is pretty cool, though not a complete solution (tmux, screen, or something else is needed, to some degree).Eternal Terminal with compiling issues on RedHat-based distributions, and non-Apple terminal clients on OSX.

See discussion in the issue regarding the use of screen inside of MOSH (I think.).

New bounty on MOSH prevents the use of scrollback, but the developer's response to this thread is less than encouraging.

Some discussion of these issues and other options:

Second, the single screen means that multiscreen output from programs (e.g., ls, cat, etc.) is impossible, and | less or other screen-at-a-time options are the only way to capture all output (or > text | nano text).

First, the cursor tends to jump around making editing inside Nano very difficult.

There are several problems with MOSH which make it annoying, and in need of repair or replacement.