This is a bash script for managing, displaying, and connecting to SSH configurations stored in a configuration file at ~/.config/termssh-manager.conf. The script provides a user-friendly interface to add, remove, and modify the configurations, as well as a list of available configurations and the ability to connect to the selected configuration.
- Bash
- SSH client
- Download the script and make it executable by running
chmod +x temssh.sh - Run the script by executing
./temssh.sh - Select one of the following options:
Configure SSH: prompts the user to enter a server name, host name, port number, and username, then saves the configuration to the file.Show Configuration: displays a list of available SSH configurations.Connect to SSH: shows a list of available servers and prompts the user to select one, then connects to the selected server using the saved configuration.Remove Server: shows a list of available servers and prompts the user to select one, then removes the selected configuration from the file.Exit: terminates the script.
The configuration file is a simple bash script that declares an associative array SSH_CONFIGS with server names as keys and SSH connection strings as values. The format of the connection string is <username>@<hostname> -p <port number>.
declare -A SSH_CONFIGS
SSH_CONFIGS["server1"]="[email protected] -p 22"
SSH_CONFIGS["server2"]="[email protected] -p 22"
SSH_CONFIGS["server3"]="[email protected] -p 2222"This program is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 2.