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sshOpener 2.0.1

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Menubar item stores SSH connections. Free

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Developer
Boris Penck

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

What's New

Version 2.0.1: Bugfixes and usability improvements.

Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later

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TomHewer commented on 04 Dec 2007

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]

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+403

MacUpdate-Lon commented on 04 Dec 2007

Crash logs should be sent where they belong, to the developer, and not posted here.

+42

Ooshnoo commented on 03 Dec 2007

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

[Version 2.0.1]

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borisp replied on 03 Dec 2007

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

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Ooshnoo replied on 14 Dec 2007

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

borisp commented on 03 Dec 2007

For storing ssh passwords at client side, try sshKeyChain.

http://www.sshkeychain.org/

[Version 2.0.1]

raymondlewisjones commented on 27 Jul 2007

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]

sevenymedia commented on 27 Jul 2007

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]

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borisp replied on 27 Jul 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.

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fahlman replied on 27 Jul 2007

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

doubleforte replied on 02 Dec 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!

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