QuickPuTTY
Sublime Text 3 plugin for quick access to PuTTY SSH sessions
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- Win 188
- Mac 0
- Linux 21
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QuickPuTTY
QuickPuTTY is a plugin for Sublime Text 3 that allows you to save SSH sessions for quick access to them. It will be very useful to those who often use SSH.
It supports folders with a unique navigation system, making it easy to add, remove or edit sessions on the go (manual JSON editing is also possible).
Works with a free and open-source terminal emulator PuTTY.
See how fast you can start an SSH session without entering username and password:
Installation
The plugin is available on Package Control and can be installed in this way:
- Press Ctrl + Shift + P, then enter
Package Control: Install Package
(or justins
) - Choose
QuickPuTTY
in the list of available packages
After installation, you can change encryption keys in plugin settings (looking through all settings may be useful):
Go to Preferences > Package Settings > QuickPuTTY > Settings
in the nav-bar.
Usage
Warning! Usernames and passwords are stored using symmetric-key encryption (can be easily decoded). Make sure no one can access them.
Create folder
- Go to
PuTTY > New session/folder
in the nav-bar and selectfolder
option - Choose location to place new folder
- Enter folder name
Create session
- Go to
PuTTY > New session/folder
in the nav-bar and selectsession
option - Choose location to place new session
- Enter server host/ip, port, username and password (last two are optional)
Edit sessions and folders
- Go to
PuTTY > Manage sessions
in the nav-bar - Edit data (if you are editing password, do not forget to specify “encrypt”)
- Do not forget to save file
Remove session/folder
- Go to
PuTTY > Remove session/folder
in the nav-bar - Select session or folder you want to remove
Choosing location
At each stage, you'll see a list of options:
item | meaning |
---|---|
### Choose location ### | Just a title |
<HERE> | Choose this if you want to place session/folder in current location |
{folder_1} | Select a folder name to navigate into it |
… | … |
The plugin was tested on Windows 10 (1809) x64
and Ubuntu 18.04.03
.
If you have found a bug, mistake, or a typo, you are very welcome to contact me on npanuhin.me or open a new GitHub issue.
You can find the latest version of PuTTY on putty.org
Copyright © 2020 Nikita Paniukhin
License: MIT