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TTT 41 of n — Protecting Your Secrets
Dec 18, 2025
1h 01m 35s
TTT 40 of n – Automating TMUX
Aug 16, 2020
1h 13m 31s
TTT 39 of n – Advanced TMUX
Jul 26, 2020
TTT 38 of n – TMUX (a Screen Alternative)
Jul 12, 2020
1h 06m 46s
TTT 37A of n – SSH Agents
May 27, 2017
31m 08s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 12/18/25 |  TTT 41 of n — Protecting Your Secrets✨ | TerminalSecrets+3 | — | Apple BooksTaming the Terminal+1 | — | Terminalsecrets+5 | — | 1h 01m 35s | |
| 8/16/20 | TTT 40 of n – Automating TMUX | In this episode of Taming the Terminal, Bart winds up our series within a series all about the Terminal command TMUX. In this final piece he teaches us first how to string commands together to create the TMUX sessions we want with the screens split and the processes running in each pane as we like them. After teaching us how to string them together he shows us how to make a little script file we can run so that we can automatically open up our TMUX sessions exactly the way we like them. This will be the last of our Taming the Terminal episodes for a while, but we'll be back after macOS Big Sur ships and is stabilized. In macOS Catalina the default shell was changed from bash to zsh and it does bring some changes to things we learned earlier in the series but it seems prudent to wait till we're over this big hump getting into Big Sur. You can find Bart's tutorial shownotes over at ttt.bartificer.net/... Don't forget, you can download the Taming the Terminal book at podfeet.com/tttbook. The book will be updated with this instalment shortly. | 1h 13m 31s | ||||||
| 7/26/20 | TTT 39 of n – Advanced TMUX | This week's episode of Chit Chat Across the Pond was another installment of Taming the Terminal. Two weeks ago Bart taught us the basics of a technology called `tmux`, or terminal multiplexer that allows you to access the same server in many different ways at the same time. He covered how `tmux` replaces the deprecated `screen` but he didn't go much further. In this rather light and easy-to-follow installment, he takes `tmux` up a notch and shows us how to create multiple windows, and multiple panes all within a single `tmux` session. Like I said it was super easy to understand, very visual and fun! You can listen to this week's installment by searching for Taming the Terminal in your podcatcher of choice or it's included in the full Chit Chat Across the Pond show as well. And as always you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
| 7/12/20 | TTT 38 of n – TMUX (a Screen Alternative) | When Bart first started the Taming the Terminal series in October of 2015, he purposely declared every installment to be "of n" where n was not defined. It's been 3 years since there was an episode of Taming the Terminal, but today we've got a new one for you. In Taming the Terminal 36, recorded in 2016, Bart introduced us to a nifty command-line tool called screen. Screen allowed you to ssh into a server, and start a session but disconnect and come back to it without stopping the processes you were running. But in the last year, screen was deprecated by Red Hat Linux (which means it's gone from the free CentOS version as well). The good news is that it was replaced with an even more powerful tool called tmux. In this installment, Bart walks us through just how tmux solves the same problem as screen, but teases us with the knowledge that this tool has much more to offer. It was a super fun episode with lots of surprises (for me at least) and whether you followed along with the first 37 installments or not, I'm sure you'll find it useful as well. You can find Bart's fabulous shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/.... | 1h 06m 46s | ||||||
| 5/27/17 | TTT 37A of n – SSH Agents | In 2017 on Taming the Terminal installment 37 of n, Bart taught us about SSH agents and the advantages of using a passphrase to further protect your SSH keys. In the intervening four years, things have changed a bit in macOS, so we decided to do a supplemental update to installment 37. We review a bit about what SSH Keys are (from installment 30) and then discuss how much easier and cleaner things are on macOS with the clean integration of your identity, passphrase and Apple's Keychain. You can find the replaced show notes for TTT 37 at ttt.bartificer.net/... If you've downloaded the Taming the Terminal book, please go to podfeet.com/tttbook to get a fresh version. | 31m 08s | ||||||
| 5/27/17 | TTT 37 of n – SSH Agents | As promised, Taming the Terminal isn't over yet! Bart Busschots joins us to talk about SSH Agents. We'll talk about how Apple changed things in El Capitan so that you'll have to log into your server with your passphrase more often, and how Bart has a fix for that problem. Bart does a great job of reminding us of what we learned about SSH back in parts 29 and 30 of Taming the Terminal so it's easier to get back up to speed to follow along. And as always, Bart's full tutorial is available at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
| 11/19/16 | TTT 36 of n - screen and cron | It’s been a long time since we did a Taming the Terminal episode but we’re back with episode 36 of n, screen and cron. You’ll hear me say this is episode 35, but with all these numbers flying around we got mixed up! In any case, in this installment Bart teaches us two unrelated but really cool things you can do with the Terminal in macOS or Linux. The first is cron, a tool that lets you schedule scripts to run at specific times and days. The second is screen, which is a utility that allows you to create a virtual terminal inside your regular terminal. If that sounds head explody (as Bart likes to say), it kind of is, but of course he breaks it down and shows how really clever and useful it is. You can find Bart’s full detailed tutorial at ttt.bartificer.net/... | 1h 03m 33s | ||||||
| 10/23/15 | TTT 35 of n - HTTP Commands | In this installment we look at three terminal commands for interacting with the world wide web from the terminal. We'll look at a command-line based browser, and commands for downloading files and viewing HTTP headers. As always, you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
| 10/23/15 | TTT 33 of n - SSH Bookmarks | In this installment we learn how to use SSH config files to automate some aspects of SSH, creating what amount to bookmarks to servers we connect to often. We'll also look at some GUIs for storing SSH connection details. As always, you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
| 10/23/15 | TTT 34 of n - Introducing HTTP | In this installment we look at how the HTTP protocol works, this is the protocol that powers the world-wide-web. As always, you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
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| 10/23/15 | TTT 32 of n - SSH Tunneling | In this installment we'll look at how SSH tunnels can be used to secure all kinds of network traffic, not just remote commands and file transfers. Most people won't need the power of SSH tunnels very often, if at all, but when you do need them, you probably REALLY need them, so it's important to know what's possible, even if you don't remember the details. As always, you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
| 10/23/15 | TTT 31 of n - SSH File Transfers | SSH can do a lot more than just run commands, and in this installment we'll discover how to use SSH to securely transfer files from one computer to another. As always, you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
| 10/23/15 | TTT 30 of n - SSHing More Securely | By default SSH uses usernames and passwords to authenticate users, but in this installment we'll discover how to use SSH keys to make SSH both more secure and more convenient. As always, you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
| 10/23/15 | TTT 29 of n - Intro to SSH | In this installment we introduce the Secure Shell, or SSH. SSH can do many things, but first and foremost it lets us run command, or entire command shells on remote computers securely. As always, you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
| 10/23/15 | TTT 28 of n - Network Troubleshooting | In this installment we put everything we have learned so far about networking together, and describe a workflow for diagnosing home networking problems. As always, you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
| 10/23/15 | TTT 27b of n - DNS | This is the second part of a two-part installment looking at the Domain Name System, or DNS. DNS is a critical cog in the internet's wheel because it translates between human-friendly domain names, and computer-friendly IP addresses. As always, you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
| 10/23/15 | TTT 27a of n - DNS | This is the first part of a two-part installment looking at the Domain Name System, or DNS. DNS is a critical cog in the internet's wheel because it translates between human-friendly domain names, and computer-friendly IP addresses. As always, you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
| 10/23/15 | TTT 26 of n - DHCP | In this installment we learn about the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, or DHCP. This is the protocol that allows our computers to automatically discover their network settings, and without it portable computing devices simply wouldn't work. As always, you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
| 10/23/15 | TTT 25b of n - IP Subnets | This is the second part of a two-part installment exploring the second layer in the TCP/IP stack, the Internet Layer, and most importantly, the IP protocol. In particular we focus on the vitally important, but often confusing, concept of IP subnets. If you understand subnets, home networking becomes simple and obvious, if you don't it seems like black magic! As always, you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
| 10/23/15 | TTT 25a of n - IP Subnets | This is the first part of a two-part installment exploring the second layer in the TCP/IP stack, the Internet Layer, and most importantly, the IP protocol. In particular we focus on the vitally important, but often confusing, concept of IP subnets. If you understand subnets, home networking becomes simple and obvious, if you don't it seems like black magic! As always, you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
| 10/23/15 | TTT 24 of n - Ethernet & ARP | In this installment we start at the bottom of the TCP/IP stack, looking at the so-called link-layer, and in particular at Ethernet and the ARP protocol. As always, you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
| 10/23/15 | TTT 23b of n - Networking Intro | This is the second part of a two-part installment describing the TCP/IP networking stack that allows our computers to talk to each other within our homes and offices, and to other computers and server around the world through the internet. As always, you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
| 10/23/15 | TTT 23a of n - Networking Intro | This is the first part of a two-part installment describing the TCP/IP networking stack that allows our computers to talk to each other within our homes and offices, and to other computers and server around the world through the internet. As always, you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
| 10/23/15 | TTT 22 of n - Tips & Tricks | In this installment we take a bit of a breather, and look at some simple tips and tricks for making like on the command line that little bit easier. As always, you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
| 10/23/15 | TTT 21 of n - More Searching | In this installment we learn how to use the results of a file search as the input to another command. This allows us to do things like set the file permissions on every file that ends in .php. As always, you can get to Bart's fabulous tutorial shownotes at ttt.bartificer.net/... | — | ||||||
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