I am using HPC on campus and it is CentOS. I asked administrator to install xclip in HCP. But he said it would endanger to HPC. I am not root user. I am wondering whether there is a way to I can copy output of command line to clipboard directly without installing xclip. I do not want to use mouse to select and copy. Is there a way in terminal that it can redirect the output to clipboard?
How to copy output of command line from remote, to local clipboard via ssh
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This is sort of hackish:
Start a local xclip server:
Connect with a reverse port redirection:
On the remote write what you want to copy to that port. Some options are:
Or
If both fail, you may still try with perl or python.