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Desktop tool to quickly setup SSH tunnels and automatically execute commands that make use of them
IOSSHy provides an easy to use desktop tool to quickly create and destroy SSH tunnels and launch commands based on a preconfigured setup.
Password are stored in the keyring provided by the operating system (ES: gnome's keyring, kde's kwallet, osx keychain, etc...)
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When the program is launched, the main interface is hidden and only the icon in the system tray is shown. By clicking the tray icon, a configuration dialog will appear which allows to specify the tunnel configurations.
A tunnel configuration consists of a name, the remote port that has to be forwarded locally, the local port (leaving this value to 0 will let IOSSHy choose a free high numbered port), an optional command to execute, and the ssh server details (host, port, and username). The password will be asked when needed.
The command line may contain a special string "{port}" (without quotes) that will be replaced by the local port used for the tunnel, making it possible to write commands like::
rdesktop localhost:{port}
SSH public key authentication methods are supported through the ssh agents provided by each operating system (putty's pageant is supported).
Example use case '''''''''''''''' Create a SSH tunnel to a remote host on the MySQL port (3306) and launch a program that uses the tunnel to access the database as if it was installed locally. When the program terminates the tunnel is automatically closed.
The application should work reasonably well on all the platforms where the dependencies can be satisfied (Linux, *BSD, OSX, Windows, ...), but at this point has only been tested on Linux operating systems and Windows XP 32bit.
Packages '''''''' The following packages are available:
Windows 32bit installer <http://cloud.github.com/downloads/mtorromeo/iosshy/iosshy-win32-1.4.exe>
_Arch Linux <http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=34495>
_Source tarball <http://github.com/mtorromeo/iosshy/tarball/v1.6>
_The code is hosted on github <http://github.com/mtorromeo/iosshy>
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Clone command::
git clone git://github.com/mtorromeo/iosshy.git
Dependencies '''''''''''' IOSSHy is a python 2.6+ application and it also depends upon the following external libraries:
Build instructions '''''''''''''''''' Before using this applications the Qt forms and icon resources must be compiled. There is a unix shell script in the root of the distribution package named build.sh that takes care of this process::
cd [SOURCE FOLDER]
sh build.sh
chmod 755 bin/iosshy
bin/iosshy
New in version 1.6
New in version 1.5
New in version 1.4
New in version 1.3
New in version 1.2
Copyright (c) 2010 Massimiliano Torromeo
IOSSHy is free software released under the terms of the BSD license.
See the LICENSE file provided with the source distribution for full details.
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Desktop tool to quickly setup SSH tunnels and automatically execute commands that make use of them
We found that IOSSHy demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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