Coccinellida for Mac0.6.1
A simple SSH Tunnel Manager (was CocTunnel).
What is Coccinellida for Mac
Coccinellida (was CocTunnel) is a simple SSH Tunnel Manager for Mac OS X. It uses Mac OS X system provided ssh client to create secured tunnel connections to remote servers. It's an Open Source program and licensed under GNU GPL v3 terms (see license).
What's new in Coccinellida
Version 0.6.1:
- Better tunnel stop
- Growl.Framework updated
- Some fixes from Tobias Tangemann
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Jan 24 2012
Version: 0.6
Thank you for the tunnel auto-start feature!!! Really appreciate it.
Old menu bar icon was a little better though :)
Nov 29 2011
Version: 0.5
Great little app.
Would love to have an ability to auto-start a certain tunnel when app starts and maybe a better menu bar icon. Current one looks like a ladybug with spider legs :)
Aug 22 2011
Version: 0.3
That little bug is a coccinelle...
Cute, but I don't clearly see the link with "tunnel".
Anyway, nice app
Aug 22 2011
Version: 0.3
Said with a Sean Connery accent, "What is...the nickname I gave your mudda Trebeck" Could be in the next SNL Jeapardy! spoof...
Seriously, change the name.
May 7 2011
Version: 0.2
This is an impressive program! There are two features it has that I value greatly - I have sought the first in vain in other programs:
1) The ability to save the ssh password in the Mac OS keychain
2) Low profile presence in the menubar.
Why not 5 stars?
1) Stability. While configuring it for multiple tunnels the interface froze, and I had to quit from Activity Monitor.
2) Ease of use. It's pretty undocumented, although I can't say I had any real trouble configuring it.
3) This is a little quibble, but it's still important to me. When this program creates a tunnel, the password is displayed in clear text on the process list. I suspect this is because of the way the program passes the password off to ssh, but it is a security concern.
Finally, a feature request would be to change the color of the icon to show connection status.
On the whole, I'm delighted and I look forward to seeing this project grow.
Jun 17 2010
Version: 0.1
Just out of curiosity... just exactly how DO we pronounce the name of this little app.?
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