achimnol/pssh-rs

Rewrite of my pssh utility in Rust

pssh - simple SSH connection utility

Key features

• Define all of your connection configurations in only one YAML file.
• Each configuration is organized in namespaces (and nested namespaces).
• Default values system with namespace-specific and machine-specific overrides.

Simple example

Configuration file content (config.yml)

defaults:
  $:
    user: test
    port: 22
    identity: ~/.ssh/id_rsa
  work:
    $:
      user: workuser
      port: 2233
      identity: ~/.ssh/work_id_rsa

machines:
  localhost:
    $:
      ip: localhost
  work:
    test01:
      $:
        ip: test01.work.dev
    test02:
      $:
        ip: test02.work.dev
        port: 2244

Machine configurations output

• localhost

  • IP: localhost
  • User test (from defaults)
  • Port: 22 (from defaults)
  • Identity: ~/.ssh/id_rsa (from defaults)

• work:test01

  • IP: test01.work.dev
  • User: workuser (from defaults:work)
  • Port: 2233 (from defaults:work)
  • Identity: ~/.ssh/work_id_rsa (from defaults:work)

• work:test02

  • IP: test02.work.dev
  • User: workuser (from defaults:work)
  • Port: 2244 (override)
  • identity: ~/.ssh/work_id_rsa (from defaults:work)

Usage

By default, pssh try to load the config.yml file in your ~/.pssh folder. You can specify another configuration file using the -f or --file argument before your command.

• List available machines.

  • pssh list

• Connect to the test01 machine from a work namespace.

  • pssh connect work:test01

• Show the test02 configuration status from a work namespace.

  • pssh show work:test02

• Push file to localhost machine.

  • pssh push localhost ./pouet.txt /tmp/pouet.txt

• Pull file from localhost machine.

  • pssh pull localhost /tmp/pouet.txt ./pouet.txt