SSHing - Free SSH Commander
It's really useful when you usually run the same set of commands in one or many hosts. For instance, reboot your router, start or stop daemons in your Raspberry Pi, run scripts in a AWS.
• Execute commands securely, easily and faster.
• Customizable colors and sortable list to group commands by yourself.
• Write once, execute as many as you want.
Permissions:
• Internal Storage (read only): to read private keys if you use them.
• Internet: for obvious reasons.
Category : Tools
Reviews (12)
After trying out so many ssh shortcut apps i finally found this one! This is the best one free and paid! And no pay wall too! Although I will definitely buy the donate version soon! Great job with this app and many thanks!
you can disable empty responses but I want to disable all responses. No sesame integration only outdated widgets
On many occasions the widgets don't work
Easy to use and perfect for what I needed
Hands down, The best app for this purpose.
I have many concerns about privacy of the connections
Like the programmer quick feedback and program, so 5*. Anyway AdMob connections should be stated else one can think internet is needed for obvious reasons but also for some other not so obvious ones... :(
Think the app is great! Would just like to see the option to add "critical" commands as a widget! (make it a switch or something) that is make the use so much easier.
Could not figure out where the keypath was supposed to be extended. No instructions
I wish I could import and export commands to use on others devices. In a CSV file or something that's easy editable to be able to reuse or backup
It does what it is supposed to do. Thank you for fixing the bug I had previously reported. It seems fine now.
Failed to perform DNS lookup on primary name server. Uninstalling... Update: I was attempting to connect from Android running in a Chrome OS container on a new Chromebook. My primary name server runs in a Linux PC on my home network to resolve internal names and cache external results. Android in its container was unable to access the primary server for resolution; this app worked fine when host names were replaced by IP addresses, an undesirable workaround. I have downloaded and installed a free ssh client from Chrome's store to do the job. I have upgraded the rating to a neutral one.