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    Home»Development»GGH is a Lightweight CLI to Recall Your SSH Sessions

    GGH is a Lightweight CLI to Recall Your SSH Sessions

    January 10, 2025

    GGH is a Lightweight CLI to Recall Your SSH Sessions

    GGH is a small CLI application that recalls your SSH sessions and searches your SSH configuration file. It’s a lightweight CLI wrapping SSH commands (you must have SSH installed), but it does not replace SSH:

    # Use it just like you're using SSH
    ggh root@server.com
    ggh root@server.com -p2440
    
    # Run it with no arguments to get interactive list of the previous sessions
    ggh
    
    # Run it with - to get interactive list of all of your ~/.ssh/config listing
    ggh - 
    
    # Run it with - STRING to get interactive filtered list of your ~/.ssh/config listing
    ggh - stage
    ggh - meta-servers
    
    # To get non-interactive list of history and config, run
    ggh --config
    ggh --history
    

    When you run ggh it will give you an interactive list of sessions to conveniently reconnect. If you want GGH to scan your ~/.ssh/config file, you can run ggh - to get an interactive list of configured connections:

    This CLI is a lightweight Golang package that works on Unix and Windows systems. The project source code is available on GitHub at byawitz/ggh.

    GGH has installers for Windows and Unix:

    # Unix based
    curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/byawitz/ggh/master/install/unix.sh | sh
    
    # Windows 
    powershell -c "irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/byawitz/ggh/master/install/windows.ps1 | iex"
    
    # Go
    go install github.com/byawitz/ggh@latest
    

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