TMSSH

TMSSH is a command line SSH manager. It's very basic but useful.

Installation

Use pip install tmssh.

Usage

To start tmssh, type tmssh into a shell. It'll then ask for a command.

After exiting a server, it'll bring you back to the menu, and you can use either ctrl+c, ctrl+d, or q to exit it.

Servers are stored in ~/.ssh/tmssh_hosts with one server per line. It uses this format: username@host arguments (comment)

Commands

• a

Adds a server to tmssh. It will then ask for the username@server, such as user@192.168.0.1. You can also add any extra arguments here. It'll then ask you to add an optional comment. This can be used for memorable server names.

After adding a server, it will be assigned a number. Type this number into the command prompt and it will connect to that server.

• r

Removes a server. Type it's number to delete it.

• q

Quits TMSSH.

FAQ

Why is this better than plain ssh commands?

It remembers all your IP adresses, and it's much faster to type tmssh↵1↵ than it is to type ssh username@192.168.0.101.

Why is this better than other ssh managers?

It's so simple it can't go wrong, it works in every command line, and doesn't need a GUI and a subscription (this'll be free forever!).

How do I edit a server?

I could make it built-in, but it's easier for you to just edit the hosts file. (see commands/a)

Can I change the colours?

Sure, however you have to edit the code, and in a future release it'll be easier.

Your code sucks, I want to improve it.

Please do.

Changelog

0.3

• Added server comments
• Improved README