A simple script to manage ssh connections on *inx ( Such as UNIX, Linux, Mac OS, etc)
This shell script maintains a file database named " servers " which located in "$HOME/.ssh-manager/servers". With this sh, you can use its list to help you remember which hosts you can connect to and what username and ip and port are them.
You can customize it with more powerfull functions to easy and widly use.
You may want to use the idn2 package if you use non ASCII domain.
Thanks!
# ./ssh-manager.sh add local1:root:localhost:22
new alias 'local:root:localhost:22' added
# ./ssh-manager.sh add local2:root:127.0.0.1:22
new alias 'local:root:127.0.0.1:22' added
# ./ssh-manager.sh add local3:root:10.20.0.7:22
new alias 'local:root:10.20.0.7:22' added
# ./ssh-manager.sh
List of availables servers for user root:
[UP] local1 root@localhost:22
[UP] local2 [email protected]:22
[KO] local3 [email protected]:22
List of availables commands:
/usr/bin/rssh co <alias> [username] connect to server
/usr/bin/rssh add <alias>:<user>:<host>:[port] add new server
/usr/bin/rssh add <user>@<host> add new server
/usr/bin/rssh del <alias> delete server
/usr/bin/rssh export export config
# cat .ssh_servers
local:root:localhost:22:
local:root:127.0.0.1:22:
local:root:10.20.0.7:22:
#$ cd ~
$ wget --no-check-certificate https://raw.github.com/robinparisi/ssh-manager/master/ssh-manager.sh
$ chmod +x ssh-manager.sh
$ ./ssh-manager.shFor more convenience, you can create an alias into your .bashrc, .zshrc, etc...
For example :
alias sshs="/Users/robin/ssh-manager.sh"co <alias> [username]
add <alias>:<user>:<host>:[port]
del <alias>
export
Original script by Errol Byrd Copyright (c) 2010, Errol Byrd
Modified by Robin Parisi (@robinparisi) Contributors :
- Pierre Carré (@pierrecarre)
- Guodong Ding (@DingGuodong)
- Vivien Frenot (@A-xis)