sshOpener

Name: sshOpener
Rating: 0 (5 reviews)

2.0.1

02 December 2007

Menubar item stores SSH connections.

Overview

sshOpener is a OS X menulet for the menubar which stores ssh connections for easy access.

What's new in sshOpener

Version 2.0.1: Bugfixes and usability improvements.

Requirements for sshOpener

Intel 32
PPC 32
Mac OS X 10.4.11 or later

sshOpener Screenshots

5 sshOpener Reviews

This seems like a usefull tool only I'd like to see a password field to be added... I have several SSH connections which different passwords, possibility open a connection without typing it's password would be very usefull :)

Version 1.0

Removed v2.0 and installed v2.0.1 and now keep getting crashes as follows: Command: sshOpener Path: /Volumes/sshOpener-2.0.1/sshOpener.app/Contents/MacOS/sshOpener Parent: WindowServer [62] Version: ??? (1.0) PID: 1541 Thread: 0 Exception: EXC_BREAKPOINT (0x0006) Code[0]: 0x00000002 Code[1]: 0x00000000

Version 2.0.1

double-clicked it to open it, and nothing happens. Tried it on 3 different computers.

Version 2.0.1

2 answer(s)

Borisp

03 December 2007

Did you notice the little Terminal icon in your menubar in the upper right?

Version 2.0.1

Ooshnoo

15 December 2007

How could I have noticed it, if it wasn't there. Like I said...the app would not open.

Version 2.0.1

Okay, good idea. However, there are no options for the connection. I would like to be able to set SSH 1 or SSH 2 for example. In Terminal when you choose "connect to server" there are a couple options. You definately need these options.

Version 1.0

3 answer(s)

Borisp

27 July 2007

Use ssh-keygen to create a public ssh id and share it on your servers. Then you won't need your password stored anywhere.

Version 1.0

Fahlman

27 July 2007

Nothing against this app (I've never used it). Try [url=http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/8032]JellyFiSSH[/url]

Version 1.0

Doubleforte

02 December 2007

Yeah, it's a great idea, but useless without a way to store the passwords. I don't have the options of setting up a shared key on my servers. The Panic app Coda does save user/pass info in the Terminal tab, so if I'm already in a web dev mode that's an easy solution, but when I just need to log in quickly, that's kinda overkill and this menubar thing would be perfect. If stored passwords get added, I'll defiantly use sshOpener!

Version 2.0.1