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Rachel's edits to index.html to make information easier to understand.
This is a test of commenting
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<h2>You've claimed <span class="js-servername">{{servername}}</span></h2>
another test comment
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<pre><code>telebit http ~/Public # serve a public folder
telebit http 3000 # forward all https traffic to localhost:3000
telebit http none # remove all https handlers</code></pre>
<pre><code>~/telebit ssh auto # to start sharing files and folders locally use this string to begin</code></pre>
~/telebit ssh auto
enables you to connect to your computer with ssh-over-https from a different computer~/telebit ssh other.telebit.xyz
is what you would run from another computer to connect back to another one you've installed ssh onI think we should focus on using http (https) to share files and folders and move the ssh stuff into its own section, for example:
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<pre><code>~/telebit ssh auto # to start sharing files and folders locally use this string to begin</code></pre>
<pre><code>~/telebit http ~/Public # serve a public folder
~/telebit http 3000 # forward all https traffic to localhost:3000
~/telebit http none # remove all https handlers</code></pre>
Should we update the language to say something like "stop sharing"? Or do you think this is clear enough?
Hey,
I'm just seeing this now for some reason. Yeah, that's a good point. I'll plan to add that with the next round of edits. Does that sound good?
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<p>And remember you can <em>always</em> tunnel <strong>SSH over HTTPS</strong>,
even while you're using it for something else:</p>
<div class="code-block"><pre><code>telebit ssh auto</code></pre>
<p><strong>Here are some examples for those of you that want to access files and folders remotely via SSH tunneling</strong></p>
SSH can be used to access files and folders, but it's primary purpose is to run commands and control the computer. When you open terminal and ssh into another computer, you literally run the commands on that computer's terminal instead of yours and the output comes to your screen instead of showing up on that screen. It's a remote desktop.