Document possibility to store configuration in a bash alias #562
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Drat, i'm not good at googling / RTFD. Just saw https://sshuttle.readthedocs.io/en/stable/manpage.html#configuration-file so the statement "sshuttle doesn't use a config file" is false. Would you be willing to accept a PR that allows using comment lines (starting with |
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We've been using sshuttle for over a year now, kudos to everyone involved (and especially you maintainers)!
I found it hard to manage the various IP ranges i use for all our various customers, environments, etc. The "solution" to keep sshuttle's configuration in
~/.bash_aliaseshas proved very practical for me, hence the PR. I hope others can benefit.If you think this is too much of an edge case, feel free to say so. If you feel a more generic solution would be better, i'm happy to look into it.