Documented UNIX-domain socket support. - sam - An updated version of the sam text editor.
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 (HTM) Author: Rob King <jking@deadpixi.com>
       Date:   Thu,  5 Jan 2017 11:19:39 -0600
       
       Documented UNIX-domain socket support.
       
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         README.rst                          |       6 +++++-
       
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 (DIR) diff --git a/README.rst b/README.rst
       @@ -77,10 +77,14 @@ naming a remote machine or
        an SSH host entry).
        The remote machine only needs to have the `sam` binary.
        
       -The remote machine may also have the `B` command installed.
       +The remote machine may also have the `B` command installed
       +(as a symbolic/hard link to `sam`).
        If it is installed,
        the `B` command can be executed both locally (on the machine running `samterm`) using the '-r' option,
        and remotely (on the machine running `sam`) without the '-r' option.
       +The `B` command requires a remote shell client that supports UNIX domain socket forwarding;
       +such support has been present in OpenSSH since at least version 6.7 (released in 2014).
       +See the `sam(1)` manual page for information on how the remote shell client is invoked.
        
        Note that sam relies on the contents of the `LANG`, `LC_CTYPE`, and/or `LC_ALL` environment variables to determine the character encoding to use.
        If you're using `ssh(1)` to run sam remotely, be sure to pass those variables along or have them set remotely.