reads text from stdin and set the tmux's paste-buffer on a remote machine over ssh.

dmesg | tmux-set-buffer-remote mako@remotehost
echo "hello, world" | tmux-set-buffer-remote mako@remotehost

tmux-set-buffer-remote depends on:

• libssh-dev which can be installed on debian systems with apt-get.
• clang to compile but it should work with gcc (has not been tested)

run make in the root of the project.

[ ] add host verification. currently, the program is not checking if the server is safe to be used. Should use ssh_is_server_known() to check that. https://www.libssh.org/documentation/

[ ] Document set-buffer length limit in the code There is a hard limit on command length for tmux. This is observeable on: tmux/tmux#254 For tmux 1.8, this is really small: 2028 For tmux 1.9, this is a bit better: 16344 I could probably add a warning/error check on the tmux version and log whenever the buffer is bigger than the command length