Add username to log output for each executed command. #5
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This pull request contains a really small change which only adds the the SSH username to the log output (where username and host are separated by the
@
symbol). The actualusername
value is the one parsed from theUser
ssh-config directive. This way it's easier to spot under which user the command was actually executed on the remote host (without consulting the~/.ssh/config
file).An example run would now look like (where
username
would be the value of theUser
directive for a host calledexample.org
in the~/.ssh/config
file):