Easy connections to remote machines
Project description
Neurax
An ssh/sshfs wrapper to improve your mind control over remote machines.
- Establishes an ssh multiplexed connection
- Uses it to mount remote directories of your choice in local path of your choices so you can access them as if there were on your machine
- Open as many shells as you want
- And more! Coming soon! I swear! Hopefully!
Installation
You will need ssh
(OpenSSH >3.9 works, I have not tested anything else yet) and sshfs
installed
and in your path to use Neurax, install them anyway you want. Then install Neurax. Vanilla pip
should work but I recommend pipx
pipx install neurax
Usage
- Create a config file (in TOML) for the host you want to connect to, see
examples in
examples/
- (optional) if you want to be able to use this config by name, add it as
~/.config/neurax/configs/some_name.toml
(or the equivalent XDG Base directory on your machine) - Connect by running
neurax connect path/to/your/config.toml
orneurax connect some_names
if you followed step 2. Running this several times will open new shells through the same multiplexed connection, which will not close even if you exit the shell (so your mounts stay up) - Disconnect by running
neurax --config path/to/your/config/file disconnect
. This closes the multiplexed connection.
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