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#!/bin/sh
# Copyright (C) Alexander Kozhevnikov <mentalisttraceur@gmail.com> 2015-05-06;
# 
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case $ZSH_VERSION in ?*) alias -g '${1+"$@"}="$@"'; esac
args=`esceval ${1+"$@"}`

while :
do
 case $# in 0) break; esac
 case $1 in
 --)
  shift
  id=$1
  break
  ;;
 -*)
  ;;
 *)
  id=$1
  break
 esac
 shift
done

mkdir -p ~/.ssh_history || return 1

# Windows does not support colons in filenames. ISO8601 allows for time to be
# specified with or without colons, so we drop colons on Windows.
case `uname` in
*_NT*)
 timestamp=`date -Is | sed s/://g`
 # If you wanted you could use a "look-alike" character for the colon instead,
 # but then the timestamps in your log file names would not be ISO8601
 # compliant, if you care about that sort of thing. For example:
 # timestamp=`date -Is | sed s/:/ː/g`
 ;;
*)
 timestamp=`date -Is`
esac
logfile=`mktemp ~/.ssh_history/"$id"_"$timestamp"_XXXXXX` || return 2
eval exec ssh "$args" | tee "$logfile"