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* **includes**: split configuration in multiple files, note that OpenSSH as of v7.3 has [native support for this](https://www.openssh.com/txt/release-7.3)
* **local command execution**: finally the reverse of **RemoteCommand**
* **templates**: equivalent to host but you can't connect directly to a template, perfect for inheritance
* **inheritance**: make hosts inherits from host hosts or templates
* **inheritance**: make hosts inherit from host hosts or templates
* **variable expansion**: resolve variables from the environment
* **smart proxycommand**: RAW tcp connection when possible with `netcat` and `socat` as default fallbacks
* **rate limit**: configure a per-host or global rate-limiting
* **JSON output**
* **[Graphviz](http://www.graphviz.org/)**: graphviz reprensentation of the hosts
* **[Graphviz](http://www.graphviz.org/)**: graphviz representation of the hosts

### Using Gateway from command line

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`BeforeConnect` is called just before `assh` tries to connect to the remote SSH port.

Note: `BeforeConnect` will be called for each SSH connection; if you use multiple gateways, it will be called for each gateways until one succeed to connect.
Note: `BeforeConnect` will be called for each SSH connection; if you use multiple gateways, it will be called for each gateway until one succeed to connect.

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#### `assh sockets master`

Create a master control sockets.
Create master control sockets.

```console
$ assh sockets master
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Get a released version on: https://github.com/moul/assh/releases
Get a released version at: https://github.com/moul/assh/releases

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**Note**: `ssh` does not understand advanced patterns;
To bypass this limitation, `assh` maintains a list of *known hosts* and regenerate the `~/.ssh/config` with all those expanded *known hosts*.
To bypass this limitation, `assh` maintains a list of *known hosts* and regenerates the `~/.ssh/config` with all those expanded *known hosts*.

Without the wrapper, the `~/.ssh/config` risks to be outdated when connecting to a new host for the first time and you will need to launch the command again.
Without the wrapper, the `~/.ssh/config` risks being outdated when connecting to a new host for the first time and you will need to launch the command again.

With the wrapper, `ssh` will *always* be called with an updated `~/.ssh/config` file.

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Experimental: `assh` may run in Docker, however you will have limitations:

* The `assh` containers does not have any binaries except `assh`, you can't use `ProxyCommand`, `ResolveCommand`...
* The `assh` containers do not have any binaries except `assh`, you can't use `ProxyCommand`, `ResolveCommand`...
* Docker may run on another host, `ssh localhost` will ssh to Docker host

```console
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### How to Configure resolver to parse `/etc/hosts` and/or handle **mDNS** requests

**assh** resolves hostnames using the system built-in resolver, depending on the OS, you can enable new features and/or change modules order.
**assh** resolves hostnames using the system's built-in resolver, depending on the OS, you can enable new features and/or change modules order.

* [Linux - nsswitch documentation](http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man5/nsswitch.conf.5.html)
* [Linux - mDNS support (nss-mdns)](http://0pointer.de/lennart/projects/nss-mdns/)
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