tutorial for mosh

[cbp...@gmail.com]

How do you actually use mosh on hterm. I have the mosh server on the remote, but I can't figure out how to use Secure Shell to connect.

Any help appreciated.

[William Furr]

In the extension menu, it's the weird looking option that says "⸘m🍪sh‽".  That opens the mosh connection dialog, which you just fill in with your host information as per usual.

On Tue, Jul 6, 2021 at 6:45 PM cbp...@gmail.com <cbp...@gmail.com> wrote:

How do you actually use mosh on hterm. I have the mosh server on the remote, but I can't figure out how to use Secure Shell to connect.

Any help appreciated.

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[cbp...@gmail.com]

Thanks. Now trying to integrate with tmux. Sigh.

[William Furr]

mosh <host> -- tmux attach -t <session name>

works nicely for me to connect with mosh and then start or reconnect to my tmux session.

[William Furr]

I think "tmux attach -t <session>" would go in the "remote command" box in the mosh connection dialog in the extension.  Can't test it myself because the mosh extension doesn't work on my network, alas.

[cbp...@gmail.com]

WFM. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

[cbplus chromebook]

for anybody trying mosh and tmux here's what I did to connect whether the specific tmux session is up or not.

On the mosh connect dialog:

Remote command:  bash /usr/local/bin/test-tmux.sh

cat /usr/local/bin/test-tmux.sh
#!bin/bash

if tmux ls | grep -q ast
   then
#      echo "ast exists"
     tmux attach -t ast
   else
     tmux new    -s ast
#      echo "no ast"
fi