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I want the welcome message on by default, I like it, but if I could have the ability to suppress it when running scripts to keep the console cleaner and easier to backtrack through it’d make life easier.
something like:
ssh -q $HOST
This command suppresses it entirely, not cool:
touch ~/.hushlogin
Any ideas?
Thanks!
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