Is it possible to copy results from ngrok by pure terminal operations?
I use ngrok now for reverse tunnel.
Every time the ngrok is started up, the terminal will hide the current terminal and switch into another screen. Then, I read the thread value with my eyes and type it into another PC's for ssh.
Any efficient and smarter way to copy result from the second screen? I tried to write results into a file and xclip, but both of them failed.
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asked Jan 15 at 18:40
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I use ngrok now for reverse tunnel.
Every time the ngrok is started up, the terminal will hide the current terminal and switch into another screen. Then, I read the thread value with my eyes and type it into another PC's for ssh.
Any efficient and smarter way to copy result from the second screen? I tried to write results into a file and xclip, but both of them failed.
command-line ssh
asked Jan 15 at 18:40
ysgcysgc
1
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! I've never used ngrok, but have you tried reading its documentation? Also this might be related to a question I asked: How does “less” switch to the text, then back to the prompt?
– wjandrea
Jan 15 at 19:31
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I use ngrok now for reverse tunnel.
Every time the ngrok is started up, the terminal will hide the current terminal and switch into another screen. Then, I read the thread value with my eyes and type it into another PC's for ssh.
Any efficient and smarter way to copy result from the second screen? I tried to write results into a file and xclip, but both of them failed.
command-line ssh
asked Jan 15 at 18:40
ysgcysgc
1
I use ngrok now for reverse tunnel.
Every time the ngrok is started up, the terminal will hide the current terminal and switch into another screen. Then, I read the thread value with my eyes and type it into another PC's for ssh.
Any efficient and smarter way to copy result from the second screen? I tried to write results into a file and xclip, but both of them failed.
command-line ssh
command-line ssh
asked Jan 15 at 18:40
ysgcysgc
1
asked Jan 15 at 18:40
ysgcysgc
1
asked Jan 15 at 18:40
ysgcysgc
1
asked Jan 15 at 18:40
ysgcysgc
1
asked Jan 15 at 18:40
ysgcysgc
1
1
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! I've never used ngrok, but have you tried reading its documentation? Also this might be related to a question I asked: How does “less” switch to the text, then back to the prompt?
– wjandrea
Jan 15 at 19:31
add a comment |
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! I've never used ngrok, but have you tried reading its documentation? Also this might be related to a question I asked: How does “less” switch to the text, then back to the prompt?
– wjandrea
Jan 15 at 19:31
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! I've never used ngrok, but have you tried reading its documentation? Also this might be related to a question I asked: How does “less” switch to the text, then back to the prompt?
– wjandrea
Jan 15 at 19:31
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! I've never used ngrok, but have you tried reading its documentation? Also this might be related to a question I asked: How does “less” switch to the text, then back to the prompt?
– wjandrea
Jan 15 at 19:31
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu! I've never used ngrok, but have you tried reading its documentation? Also this might be related to a question I asked: How does “less” switch to the text, then back to the prompt?
– wjandrea
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