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kssh

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KDE Networking Tool

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Link: Link Downloads: 5933	Submitted: Jan 7 2004
Description: KSSH is a ssh/openssh frontend for KDE. You can use it as a stand alone application (to launch ssh sessions) or as a Konsole session. KSSH remember the options you use to connect to a given user@host. It supports all the openssh options. License: GPL

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Purpose?

by saltwater on: Jan 7 2004

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Why wouldn't I launch konsole and enter the 'ssh' command there? Seems a bit silly to me ...

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Re: Purpose?

by leinir on: Jan 7 2004

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The purpose is, that this way you need to touch the console as little as possible. My personal goal with my linux desktop is to create a viable console-less desktop. This is a nice step in that direction. Thanks :)

..Dan // Leinir
http://www.leinir.dk/
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Re: Purpose?

by bilibao on: Jan 7 2004

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I use it when I should connect with some options (e.g port forwarding) or to connect to long(difficult to remember) host names (completion is your friend in kssh).

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Re: Re: Purpose?

by plama on: Jan 9 2004

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Just use .ssh/config to enable/disable options on a per host basis.

This way it'l work with fish:// as well.

(and of course, a decent shell can complete your ssh options on the command line)

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Re: Re: Re: Purpose?

by bilibao on: Jan 12 2004

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I didn't say kssh is the only way to do so.
I can also write some bash alias or scripts or whatever.
Why we do have knotes ? you can simply use
cat ~/MYNOTES and vi ~/MYNOTES
or why do we use a clock, you can type "date" at cli...why kppp ? I connected for years to my ISP without it.
So what?
Maybe lot of non linux guru users know nothing about .ssh/config or "man ssh" or bash super-smart-completion but understand the UI of kssh.
Kssh is a frontend, as the name said it does not add any feature to the backend...

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hmmm

by xcallejas on: Jan 7 2004

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it's seems very usefull to me, i've being using mindterm but i need something more lighter.

i haven't test you program but i wrote this because i like the idea.

thanks

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Console

by JusKickNit on: Jan 8 2004

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To the first poster.

Not to be negative or anything, but couldn't you just open a console to do everything. Im mean isn't that what KDE is a graphical frontend to the console utils.

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ssh

by ita256 on: Jan 8 2004

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fish:// in konqueror works also :)

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Re: ssh

by bilibao on: Apr 25 2004

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fish:// is a frontend for scp not for secure shell session.

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hmm..

by linuxeqed on: Mar 31 2004

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linuxeqed

I have a debian system.. It compiled fine, and even starts up fine, but when I go to connect a konsole screen flashes on the screen then goes away.. I launched it kssh in konsole and got these messages:

steve@medion:~$ kssh &
[1] 4346
steve@medion:~$ kdecore (KIconLoader): WARNING: Icon directory /home/share/kde-unstable/share/icons/slick/ group not valid.
kdecore (KIconLoader): WARNING: Icon directory /usr/share/icons/slick/ group not valid.
kio (KSycoca): Trying to open ksycoca from /var/tmp/kdecache-steve/ksycoca
kdecore (KIconLoader): WARNING: Icon directory /home/share/kde-unstable/share/icons/slick/ group not valid.
kdecore (KIconLoader): WARNING: Icon directory /usr/share/icons/slick/ group not valid.
kio (KSycoca): Trying to open ksycoca from /var/tmp/kdecache-steve/ksycoca
konsole: WARNING: KLocale: trying to look up "" in catalog. Fix the program
kdeui (KRootPixmap): [/home/share/src/kde/kdelibs/kdeui/krootpixmap.cpp:213] activating background exports.

[1]+ Done kssh

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This... is nice.

by mbevan on: Jan 11 2005

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I also dream of using a terminal as little as possible - despite my lack of launcher-icons and use of the Alt+F2 run dialog...

I'm looking for something rather specific, though. I need to be able to create new SSH tunnels, say, from a tray application. I'm thinking such an application would go well with kssh... I'll be downloading a copy of the source to have a closer look.

'Cause even depressed people like gibbing a few, now and then.
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kssh

KDE Networking Tool

KSSH is a ssh/openssh frontend for KDE. You can use it as a stand alone application (to launch ssh sessions) or as a Konsole session. KSSH remember the options you use to connect to a given user@host. It supports all the openssh options.

Purpose?

Why wouldn't I launch konsole and enter the 'ssh' command there? Seems a bit silly to me ...

Re: Purpose?

The purpose is, that this way you need to touch the console as little as possible. My personal goal with my linux desktop is to create a viable console-less desktop. This is a nice step in that direction. Thanks :)

Re: Purpose?

I use it when I should connect with some options (e.g port forwarding) or to connect to long(difficult to remember) host names (completion is your friend in kssh).

Re: Re: Purpose?

Just use .ssh/config to enable/disable options on a per host basis. This way it'l work with fish:// as well. (and of course, a decent shell can complete your ssh options on the command line)

Re: Re: Re: Purpose?

hmmm

it's seems very usefull to me, i've being using mindterm but i need something more lighter. i haven't test you program but i wrote this because i like the idea. thanks

Console

To the first poster. Not to be negative or anything, but couldn't you just open a console to do everything. Im mean isn't that what KDE is a graphical frontend to the console utils.

ssh

fish:// in konqueror works also :)

Re: ssh

fish:// is a frontend for scp not for secure shell session.

hmm..

This... is nice.

KSSH is a ssh/openssh frontend for KDE.
You can use it as a stand alone application (to launch ssh sessions) or as a Konsole session.
KSSH remember the options you use to connect to a given user@host. It supports all the openssh options.

Just use .ssh/config to enable/disable options on a per host basis.

This way it'l work with fish:// as well.

(and of course, a decent shell can complete your ssh options on the command line)

it's seems very usefull to me, i've being using mindterm but i need something more lighter.

i haven't test you program but i wrote this because i like the idea.

thanks

To the first poster.

Not to be negative or anything, but couldn't you just open a console to do everything. Im mean isn't that what KDE is a graphical frontend to the console utils.