170 lines of Python 3 + Qt 5 App for modern Admins, single-file, No Dependencies, easy use.
Inspired by Dead KSSH from KDE3 times ( http://kssh.sourceforge.net/#screenshots ).
Generates Executable Bash scripts for Automated SSH so you dont need the App on other PCs.
Tested OK on MS Windows 7 O.S. (you can not run SSH and Bash there but you can generate Scripts).
Try it !:
wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/juancarlospaco/octopussh/master/octopussh | python3
Install permanently on the system:
sudo apt-get install sshpass python3-pyqt5 # OR sudo yum install python3-qt5 sshpass OR sudo pacman -S python-pyqt5 sshpass sudo pip3 install octopussh octopussh
Requisites:
PyQt 5.x : PyQt5 Homepage
SSHPass (Linux package)
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