Usage
Flags
Global flags (
--api-key, --api-url, --json, --output, --profile, --request-timeout, --verbose) work on every command; see anona-compute.Access
anona-compute ssh
SSH into a sandbox
Documentation Index
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SSH into a sandbox
Open an OpenSSH session to a sandbox. anona-compute makes an ephemeral Ed25519 key
under $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/anona-compute/ssh/<id>, has the gateway sign it (a 10-minute
certificate for the sandbox user), and runs the system ssh with
ProxyCommand "anona-compute ssh --proxy %n", which carries the connection over the
stream relay. Arguments after -- go to ssh (a remote command, -L, -R, ...).
--print-config prints an ssh_config block, so scp, rsync and editors can use
"Host <id>" directly; the certificate in it expires after 10 minutes, so run
it again (or anona-compute ssh) to renew.
anona-compute ssh SANDBOX_ID [-- SSH_ARGS...] [flags]
| Flag | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
--help, -h | help for ssh | |
--print-config | print an ssh_config block for the sandbox instead of connecting | |
--proxy | act as the OpenSSH ProxyCommand: pipe stdin/stdout to the sandbox sshd |
--api-key, --api-url, --json, --output, --profile, --request-timeout, --verbose) work on every command; see anona-compute.