kSSH is a command line utility that makes keeping track of SSH aliases much more convenient. A user can manage SSH aliases easily from the kSSH executable.
kSSH abstracts the user from editing an SSH config file whenever a change is needed. Alias all the things!
- Want to add a new alias? kssh [alias]
- Forget what you have registered? Want to see them all? kssh list
- Ready to delete an alias? kssh delete [alias]
- Want to wipe the slate clean and start over? kssh purge
- Does this alias still work? It's been a while..? kssh test [alias]
MacOS X
sudo -H pip install kssh
######Quick Start
kssh <new_alias_name>
This will build a new kSSH record for the given alias. kSSH will then attempt to connect to the host using a defined RSA key. If a key cannot be found kSSH will create one. kSSH will then verify the connection.
Now the user can SSH into the host by using the same command as above.
##Actions
CONNECT Will connected to an alias. If no alias is found, will attempt to create one.
kssh <alias>
kssh connect <alias>
LIST Will list all known aliases.
kssh list
GENERATE Will generate a new RSA key named after the alias.
kssh generate <alias>
COPY Will attempt to copy an RSA key to a remote host.
kssh copy <user> <host> <path_to_key>
TEST Will test a connection no a known alias. If the alias is not found, the test will fail.
kssh test <alias>
ADD Will add a new alias. If the alias already exists, it will be updated.
kssh add <alias>
DELETE Will delete an existing alias if it exists.
kssh delete <alias>
PURGE Will purge the existing SSH config data (This cannot be undone!)
kssh purge
sudo -H python setup.py register sdist bdist upload
- Update version in kssh.py
- Update version in setup.py
- Push to github
- Push to PyPi (Use credentials)