Exiting netrw v156
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I was trying to follow some instructions on setting up a quicker login method to a server.
I created an SSH key and I put it on the server.
this allowed me to log into the server using terminal and without having to type a password.
So the next step that I was trying to follow was to type the command
vim ~/.ssh/config
and then add a few lines to that file. The purpose behind this is that the username is my unique username followed by a long domain name, which takes a lot of time to type in. So the idea is to create an alias name that's shorter.
However, what ended opening up looks like a folder list for the folders in my home directory. What I am in is titled "Netrw Directory Listing"
It seems that instead of adding the code that I needed to, I have added a folder with some of the code.
The main problem that I am having is that I can't get out of here.
I try
:q
and I go through some steps and it says E173: 1 more file to edit
So my goal right now is to just get out of this program (or whatever you want to call it).
I am totally new to Ubuntu, SSH keys, and Netrw directory listing.
ssh vim
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I was trying to follow some instructions on setting up a quicker login method to a server.
I created an SSH key and I put it on the server.
this allowed me to log into the server using terminal and without having to type a password.
So the next step that I was trying to follow was to type the command
vim ~/.ssh/config
and then add a few lines to that file. The purpose behind this is that the username is my unique username followed by a long domain name, which takes a lot of time to type in. So the idea is to create an alias name that's shorter.
However, what ended opening up looks like a folder list for the folders in my home directory. What I am in is titled "Netrw Directory Listing"
It seems that instead of adding the code that I needed to, I have added a folder with some of the code.
The main problem that I am having is that I can't get out of here.
I try
:q
and I go through some steps and it says E173: 1 more file to edit
So my goal right now is to just get out of this program (or whatever you want to call it).
I am totally new to Ubuntu, SSH keys, and Netrw directory listing.
ssh vim
asked May 15 at 8:42
whitelightning
258
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up vote
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down vote
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up vote
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down vote
favorite
I was trying to follow some instructions on setting up a quicker login method to a server.
I created an SSH key and I put it on the server.
this allowed me to log into the server using terminal and without having to type a password.
So the next step that I was trying to follow was to type the command
vim ~/.ssh/config
and then add a few lines to that file. The purpose behind this is that the username is my unique username followed by a long domain name, which takes a lot of time to type in. So the idea is to create an alias name that's shorter.
However, what ended opening up looks like a folder list for the folders in my home directory. What I am in is titled "Netrw Directory Listing"
It seems that instead of adding the code that I needed to, I have added a folder with some of the code.
The main problem that I am having is that I can't get out of here.
I try
:q
and I go through some steps and it says E173: 1 more file to edit
So my goal right now is to just get out of this program (or whatever you want to call it).
I am totally new to Ubuntu, SSH keys, and Netrw directory listing.
ssh vim
asked May 15 at 8:42
whitelightning
258
I was trying to follow some instructions on setting up a quicker login method to a server.
I created an SSH key and I put it on the server.
this allowed me to log into the server using terminal and without having to type a password.
So the next step that I was trying to follow was to type the command
vim ~/.ssh/config
and then add a few lines to that file. The purpose behind this is that the username is my unique username followed by a long domain name, which takes a lot of time to type in. So the idea is to create an alias name that's shorter.
However, what ended opening up looks like a folder list for the folders in my home directory. What I am in is titled "Netrw Directory Listing"
It seems that instead of adding the code that I needed to, I have added a folder with some of the code.
The main problem that I am having is that I can't get out of here.
I try
:q
and I go through some steps and it says E173: 1 more file to edit
So my goal right now is to just get out of this program (or whatever you want to call it).
I am totally new to Ubuntu, SSH keys, and Netrw directory listing.
ssh vim
asked May 15 at 8:42
whitelightning
258
asked May 15 at 8:42
whitelightning
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asked May 15 at 8:42
whitelightning
258
asked May 15 at 8:42
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