docs: update dotfiles/ssh

dotfiles/ssh.md

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-title: "OpenSSH"
-description: "Creature comfort configs for SSH"
-author: "Thurstylark"
-date: 2021-9-25
-draft: false
+title: OpenSSH
+description: Creature comfort configs for SSH
+published: true
+date: 2024-03-08T01:57:19.739Z
+tags: 
+editor: markdown
+dateCreated: 2024-03-07T23:21:49.285Z
 ---
 
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 ## User-Specific Client Config
 
 Most directives that can be set in the system-wide client configuration can be set by each user in `~/.ssh/config`. This snippit contains a collection of my most used options:
@@ -37,9 +37,9 @@ Host foo				# Arbitrary String. Use this definition by running `ssh foo`
 ### Directive Notes
 
 - `Host`
-	- Can also refer to an actual hostname. See "Host-Specific Keys" below.
+	- Can also refer to an actual hostname. See [Host-Specific Keys](#host-specific-keys) below.
 - `ServerAliveInterval` and `ServerAliveCountMax`
-	- It's common for a firewall to cause problems keeping connections open, so tweaking these settings can help. See "Broken Pipe Remedy" below.
+	- It's common for a firewall to cause problems keeping connections open, so tweaking these settings can help. See [Broken Pipe Remedy](#broken-pipe-remedy) below.
 - `HostKeyAlgorithms`
 	- ssh-dss is less secure than the alternatives/defaults. Only use this if necessary.
 - `KexAlgorithms`