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    <p>I'm resurrecting this thread because I've been looking for the same kind of solution, and I've found one that works for me. It's a minor modification to a suggestion from <a href="http://osxdaily.com/2011/05/05/transfer-clipboard-text-source-code-between-macs-with-ssh/" rel="noreferrer">OSX Daily</a>.</p> <p>In my case, I use Terminal on my local OSX machine to connect to a linux server via SSH. Like the OP, I wanted to be able to transfer small bits of text from terminal to my local clipboard, using only the keyboard. </p> <p>The essence of the solution: </p> <pre><code>commandThatMakesOutput | ssh desktop pbcopy </code></pre> <p>When run in an ssh session to a remote computer, this command takes the output of <em>commandThatMakesOutput</em> (e.g. ls, pwd) and pipes the output to the clipboard of the local computer (the name or IP of "desktop"). In other words, it uses nested ssh: you're connected to the remote computer via one ssh session, you execute the command there, and the remote computer connects to your desktop via a different ssh session and puts the text to your clipboard.</p> <p>It requires your desktop to be configured as an ssh server (which I leave to you and google). It's much easier if you've set up ssh keys to facilitate fast ssh usage, preferably using a per-session passphrase, or whatever your security needs require.</p> <p>Other examples:</p> <pre><code>ls | ssh desktopIpAddress pbcopy pwd | ssh desktopIpAddress pbcopy </code></pre> <p>For convenience, I've created a bash file to shorten the text required after the pipe:</p> <pre><code>#!/bin/bash ssh desktop pbcopy </code></pre> <p>In my case, i'm using a specially named key</p> <p>I saved it with the file name <em>cb</em> (my mnemonic (ClipBoard). Put the script somewhere in your path, make it executable and voila:</p> <pre><code>ls | cb </code></pre>
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    1. COVery clever. Thanks.
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    2. COBrilliant, thanks!
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    3. COI often to this in vim. To do so, select what you want to copy in visual mode, then type: `:'<,'>w !ssh desktop pbcopy`
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