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Cockpit-files has a feature request to open the terminal page in the current directory of files.
Currently the terminal page will default open the users home directory with a fallback to /. We want it to open a provided path for example via uri params, for example:
This shouldn't disrupt/stop the current terminal if it is currently running something. My first idea how to do "busy?" detection: cockpit-project/cockpit-files#464 (comment)
and use cockpit.file() to read the pid. This is an utter hack which we can't land, but I think there's enough unrelated work to be done here in the meantime. In the next days I'll see to teach the stream channel about exposing its pid.
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Cockpit-files has a feature request to open the terminal page in the current directory of files.
Currently the terminal page will default open the users home directory with a fallback to
/
. We want it to open a provided path for example via uri params, for example:https://cockpit.org/system/terminal#/?path=/home
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