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Mosh
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Mosh is a replacement for SSH is resilient to intermittent network connections, and supports roaming (changing) network connections. Mosh can maintain a remote connection while network connections intermittently go up and down, and routes to the Internet change. 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 UTF-8 locales set to run. This is the default for Funtoo Linux if you have not set any specific locales.
Connecting
Remote host only needs running ssh, mosh package installed, and UTF-8 locale set.
user $ mosh user@remote-host.com