Aricg/iTerm-QuickMultipleSSH

Apple script launches Term.app with multiple tabs that connects to a bunch of servers. Like having bookmarks with console again!

#Before you start. Stop. Use tmux.

Modified this script to take arguments passed on the command line. Creates a bookmarking system simmilar to what konsole or clusterssh has. Uses command completion on files populated with hostnames in ~/.quickssh/ to spawn ssh connections in multiple iterm(2) tabs

#Stuff to make it work.

mkdir ~/.quickssh/
cp iTermQuickMultipleSSH.applescript ~/.quickssh/.quickssh.applescript
sudo sh -c 'echo "/usr/bin/osascript ~/.quickssh/.quickssh.applescript "$@"" >  /usr/local/bin/quickssh && sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/quickssh'
echo "complete -W "$(ls ~/.quickssh/)" quickssh" >> ~/.profile

#Finally, Phew.

1. Add files with lists of hostnames into ~/.quickssh.
2. Start a new terminal and type quickssh [tab] [tab]

you will see all of the files in ~/.quickssh avaliable for completion. When you run quickssh it will open all of the hostnames as diffrent ssh sessions, assumes ssh root@

LICENSE

Free to use and modify.

THANKS

• [Daniel Aguilar] (http://twitter.com/protozoo)
• [Applescript] (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AppleScript)
• [tiagoh] (https://github.com/tiagoh)