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# S3H # S3H
Select a ssh config file which will be used to connect to a host via - you guessed it - ssh. The content of the config file is _NOT_ like `ssh_config`. The content will be read by line and every line will be added as parameter to the ssh command. So you can use your global and/or user defined `ssh_config` and still add options. Select a ssh config file which will be used to connect to a host via - you guessed it - ssh. The content of the config file is _NOT_ like `ssh_config`. The content will be read by line and every line will be added as parameter to the ssh command. So you can use your global and/or user defined `ssh_config` and still add options.
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## Usage ## Usage
``` ```
./s3h.sh <start directory> ./s3h.sh <start directory>

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