Added support for named server #68
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What does this PR have?
Current jupyterhub-ssh only supports ssh connection to unnamed server. I added few lines to support named server as well.
The way it'd work is if you have a named server, you'd simply do
ssh user-namedserver@hub_urlIt also does create the named server automactically if it doesn't exist, which you'll be able to view in the JupyterHub UI as well.
All the other features remain the same and you can still connect to unnamed server by just
user@hub_url