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==tmate== | ==tmate== | ||
tmate is a great tool to remotely let access to someone else | tmate is a great tool to remotely let access to someone else in a terminal. This is particularly useful for third party support. | ||
To allow access on a terminal on the raspberrypi follow these steps below. | To allow access on a terminal on the raspberrypi follow these steps below. | ||
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First install tmate | First install tmate | ||
sudo apt-get install tmate | sudo apt-get install tmate | ||
Then generate keys. Press return when | Then generate keys. Press return when prompted. | ||
ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 | ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 | ||
Run | |||
The prompt below will appear: | |||
Enter file in which to save the key (/home/pie/.ssh/id_rsa): | |||
Just press enter without giving any input.<br> | |||
Same thing when it asks for a password twice. Just press enter. (or do enter a password if you wish) | |||
Run with the command below | |||
tmate | tmate | ||
The following text will appear in the terminal | |||
Tip: if you wish to use tmate only for remote access, run: tmate -F [0/0] | |||
To see the following messages again, run in a tmate session: tmate show-messages | |||
Press <q> or <ctrl-c> to continue | |||
--------------------------------------------------------------------- | |||
Connecting to ssh.tmate.io... | |||
Note: clear your terminal before sharing readonly access | |||
web session read only: https://tmate.io/t/ro-VgDuCGGwrGrwm6u2jnzsQX5Pt | |||
ssh session read only: ssh ro-VgDuCGGwrGrwm6u2jnzsQX5Pt@lon1.tmate.io | |||
web session: https://tmate.io/t/E6etPMv44BeJJNBAWdRW37QVd | |||
ssh session: ssh E6etPMv44BeJJNBAWdRW37QVd@lon1.tmate.io | |||
Copy and paste this content to whom you wish offering access. | |||
Latest revision as of 21:39, 26 September 2022
tmate
tmate is a great tool to remotely let access to someone else in a terminal. This is particularly useful for third party support.
To allow access on a terminal on the raspberrypi follow these steps below.
First install tmate
sudo apt-get install tmate
Then generate keys. Press return when prompted.
ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096
The prompt below will appear:
Enter file in which to save the key (/home/pie/.ssh/id_rsa):
Just press enter without giving any input.
Same thing when it asks for a password twice. Just press enter. (or do enter a password if you wish)
Run with the command below
tmate
The following text will appear in the terminal
Tip: if you wish to use tmate only for remote access, run: tmate -F [0/0] To see the following messages again, run in a tmate session: tmate show-messages Pressor <ctrl-c> to continue --------------------------------------------------------------------- Connecting to ssh.tmate.io... Note: clear your terminal before sharing readonly access web session read only: https://tmate.io/t/ro-VgDuCGGwrGrwm6u2jnzsQX5Pt ssh session read only: ssh ro-VgDuCGGwrGrwm6u2jnzsQX5Pt@lon1.tmate.io web session: https://tmate.io/t/E6etPMv44BeJJNBAWdRW37QVd ssh session: ssh E6etPMv44BeJJNBAWdRW37QVd@lon1.tmate.io
Copy and paste this content to whom you wish offering access.