Remove personal host aliases from defaults
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2026-06-20 17:49:48 -04:00
parent d51cc248e7
commit ec2422bc3e
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@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ Dosh also calls `ssh -G <alias>` to infer the UDP target host when no `dosh_host
configured. To write explicit Dosh host entries from SSH aliases:
```bash
dosh import-ssh palav homelab
dosh import-ssh homelab
```
This appends entries to `~/.config/dosh/hosts.toml` without trying to become an
@@ -112,12 +112,12 @@ command = "tm {args}"
description = "Open the server-side tmux dashboard"
```
With that config, `dosh palav tm` runs `tm` in the remote Dosh shell and
`dosh palav tm dosh` runs `tm 'dosh'`. Removing the table removes the integration.
With that config, `dosh homelab tm` runs `tm` in the remote Dosh shell and
`dosh homelab tm dosh` runs `tm 'dosh'`. Removing the table removes the integration.
Host config can override a global extension, or disable it:
```toml
[palav.extensions.tm]
[homelab.extensions.tm]
command = "/opt/tm/bin/tm {args}"
[other-host.extensions.tm]