When it comes to accessing and performing activities on remote servers using SSH, there are only few choices one can get. Most people use Putty and...
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Dear @subhra74 ,
first of all, I congratulate for your excellent snowflake application!
I have tried it a couple of days, being installed in my Windows 10 laptop, so far I can reach my mostly Ubuntu based server nicelly !
I have a question though, I want to know where the settings are keep, mostly the Session manager settings. Is it possible to transfer these settings to another snowflake installation and not doing them manually one by one?
Thanks and Best Regards,
Mike Kranidiz
Session details are store in a file session-store.json. This file can be copied to transfer the session details. In future import export feature will be there.
Path on windows: %USERPROFILE%\snowflake_ssh\session_store.json
On Linux:
$HOME/snowflake_ssh/session_store.json
Dear @subhra74
many thanks for your fast reply and the information given. Please consider to make your fabulous application as portable as possible, ex to be even running from external USB drive and have all adjustments settings and session storings inside the application directory (and not relied to the WindowsOS user profile settings etc).
Again many thanks for making snowflake !!!
Best Regards,
Mike Kranidis
I have just tried it and I like it! I will probably be using it from now on. Great job!
I have reviewed the documentation and I could not find anything regarding keyboard shortcuts. Are shortcuts documented somewhere?
Thanks a lot!
Looking great. Few questions:
No. It only needs to be installed on local computer, similar to Putty, WinSCP or FileZilla
Mac version will probably be coming next month
This is really useful. I've set it up in Mac with the jar version. My initial feedback is to enable the copy paste, currently it is hard to perform the copy paste from the UI.
I have fixed it for Windows and Linux (v1.0.3), but issue is still there for Mac
However shortcut keys works. For mac use Command+C and Command+V for copy and paste
this is excellent program. But it is lacking mosh support (see mosh.org), which is the most important thing lacking. Kindly consider adding mosh client support, because network connection is many times unstable, or many times I keep my laptop in sleep/hibernate mode with logged in servers, and then when I reopen the laptop from hibernation, my loggedconnections become again auto active with mosh; this is not possible with ssh.
Great suggestion, will check if this can be added in future
It doesn't seem to work with IP and non-standard ports on Windows. I can connect to a server using putty but the same settings in this app don't work.
Are you running SSH on some custom port other that port 22? That should be supported unless there is some bug. In that case please create an issue on GitHub repo.
This appears to be network blocking at my office. It works on non-standard ports from my house. A proxy option would be helpful.
Hi. Good program. Thanks you. I think i will start use it.
I really want to make this work, but I seem to have a problem with it on servers where I use a ed25519 key to ssh instead of password. Can you help me?
Unfortunately, support for ed25519 is under development. So it's not possible to use ed25519 at the moment.
Does this support jumphosts?
Unfortunately not yet, but planned for future
Its missing gssapi/kerberos support. Otherwise it looks great.
This looks fantastic! Will it be possible to add plugins in the future?
In future plugin feature will be there