SSH Config Editor for Mac
Manage SSH client-configuration files.
$9.99
In English
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SSH Config Editor overview
SSH Config Editor is a handy tool for manage your OpenSSH client-configuration file. You can add or edit identity files, port forwardings (with handy graphical preview), and any other SSH config option.
Features
- Add/change identity files by choosing them in file dialog
- Add/edit port-forwarding options with graphical help
- Add/edit any supported SSH option with help
- RSA key-pair generation
- Separators for grouping host configurations
- Ability to disable each single config option
- Action to generate command for SSH copy ID
- Open connection to server
What’s new in version 2.5
- Some minor bug fixes.
SSH Config Editor for Mac
$9.99
In English
Version 2.5
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May 30 2017
Version: 1.7.1
Developer is very responsive when you reach out to contact them! A great tool backed by a supportive developer.
Nov 5 2016
Version: 1.4.1
Simple yet excellent menubar app for managing SSH configuration. I've had no problem editing my ~/.ssh/config files using the command line (with VIM), but for a couple of dollars this GUI just makes it that much simpler. It saves me time, and time is money. It's saved me way more than $3. So, I think the price is very reasonable. (I was happily using the free version, as developer only switched to having a price on it very recently. I've happily paid for it on App Store, even through I was pretty much on the latest version. To me it's a no-brainer to keep the developer fed).
It could do with a few additional features, such as Duplicating previous entries. Developer was very quick to respond when I sent him that suggestion, and says he'll make a quick host config option in a future release. Nice.
It could do with a few additional features, such as Duplicating previous entries. Developer was very quick to respond when I sent him that suggestion, and says he'll make a quick host config option in a future release. Nice.
