The -a flag will allow the interactive commands to work. i.e. todo.sh del <task> will allow you to type yes or no instead of failing for lack of input.
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ You can still type @t add laundry@ from anywhere to add a task, but now you can
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*Access your remote server's @todo.txt@ via ssh.* If you have a shell account on @remote.server.com@, alias your @todo.sh@ commands to do the same thing as usual but prepend @ssh username@remote.server.com@ to them. Something like:
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<pre>
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ssh username@remote.server.com todo.sh list
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ssh -a username@remote.server.com todo.sh list
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</pre>
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Displays the remote todo list.
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