Releases: DarkAssassin23/Server_Connect
Server Connect v4.1.1
Server Connect
Version: 4.1.1
Bug Fixes
- Patches 'getMACAddress' is not defined bug
- Patches bug where if saving connections to the file fails, the script would
crash
Notices
As of Server Connect 4.0, software updates are now pulled directly from
GitHub. If you are running Server Connect 2.0 - 3.2.1, you will either
have to reinstall Server Connect, or you can upgrade to the bridge release,
3.2.2, like you normally would connect -U, then run connect -U again to
upgrade to the latest version.
Server Connect v4.1
Server Connect
Version: 4.1
Feature Updates
- Adds the ability to view the installed version's release notes at anytime
- Adds the ability to reinstall the currently installed version of Server
Connect from the CLI- If a newer version is available, the option to update will be offered first
Notices
As of Server Connect 4.0, software updates are now pulled directly from
GitHub. If you are running Server Connect 2.0 - 3.2.1, you will either
have to reinstall Server Connect, or you can upgrade to the bridge release,
3.2.2, like you normally would connect -U, then run connect -U again to
upgrade to the latest version.
Server Connect v4.0.1
Server Connect
Version: 4.0.1
Bug Fixes
- Fixes a bug where saving connections would fail
- Fixes bug where trying to add MAC addresses to a connection would
cause the program to crash - Fixes bug where sending WOL packets could cause crashing
Notices
As of Server Connect 4.0, software updates are now pulled directly from
GitHub. If you are running Server Connect 2.0 - 3.2.1, you will either
have to re-install Server Connect, or you can upgrade to the bridge release,
3.2.2, like you normally would connect -U, then run connect -U again to
upgrade to the latest version.
Server Connect v4.0
Server Connect
Version: 4.0
Updates
Server Connect receives a major overhaul! All the features you love are
still hear, but the back end is completely redesigned to feature a modular
design, rather than one massive script. This will improve future
maintainability and readability of the code.
Server Connect now utilizes the GitHub API and the releases page for this
repo to check for and pull updates. This also allows you to view the release
notes of the latest version after you upgrade.
Bug Fixes
- Fixes a bug where the delete all connections function was still looking for
the oldconnections.txtfile
Notices
As of Server Connect 4.0, software updates are now pulled directly from
GitHub. If you are running Server Connect 2.0 - 3.2.1, you will either
have to re-install Server Connect, or you can upgrade to the bridge release,
3.2.2, like you normally would connect -U, then run connect -U again to
upgrade to the latest version.
Server Connect v3.2.1
Server Connect
Version: 3.2.1
Bug Fixes
- Fixes a bug where if you were to remotely shutdown, reboot, or your connection was otherwise closed by the host, you would get the
unable to connect to [connection name]message even though you connected successfully.
Notices
As of Server Connect 1.1, connections are now saved to your .ssh folder rather than the folder where you have the connect script saved. For Server Connect 1.0 users, you'll have to move your connections.txt file into your .ssh folder if you want to have access to them with this update
Server Connect v3.2
Server Connect
Version: 3.2
Feature Updates
- Adds support for connections that contain hyphens
- You can now have connections like
vpn-server,dev-environment,my-cool-server, etc.
- You can now have connections like
- Adds support for directly entering ssh commands
- Ex:
connect [email protected]
# or with ssh flags
connect [email protected] "-v -p 43731"Notices
As of Server Connect 1.1, connections are now saved to your .ssh folder rather than the folder where you have the connect script saved. For Server Connect 1.0 users, you'll have to move your connections.txt file into your .ssh folder if you want to have access to them with this update
Server Connect v3.1.1
Server Connect
Version: 3.1.1
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a bug where dynamically pulling the MAC address could cause the script to crash in certain edge cases
- Fixed bug in the help menu where the example for printing out the info said 'connect -l' rather than 'connect -i'
Notices
As of Server Connect 1.1, connections are now saved to your .ssh folder rather than the folder where you have the connect script saved. For Server Connect 1.0 users, you'll have to move your connections.txt file into your .ssh folder if you want to have access to them with this update
Server Connect v3.1
Server Connect
Version: 3.1
Feature Updates
- Added the ability to view information about Server Connect
- Displays version number and copyright Information
- Added support to send ping commands to your connection's
Bug Fixes/Improvements
- Fixed a bug where the SCP command would fail to pull the connection from the command
- Updated uninstall scripts to remove the new connections files added by version 3.0 (.dat and .txt.bak) during the uninstall process
Notices
As of Server Connect 1.1, connections are now saved to your .ssh folder rather than the folder where you have the connect script saved. For Server Connect 1.0 users, you'll have to move your connections.txt file into your .ssh folder if you want to have access to them with this update
Server Connect v3.0
Server Connect
Version: 3.0
The biggest overhaul to Server Connect ever.
Feature Updates
- Added the ability to list the names of all your connections
- Added the ability to dynamically pull the MAC address of your connections (if they're on your LAN)
- Added the ability to manually add a MAC address to a connection
- Added support to send Wake-on-LAN signals to connection's
Bug Fixes/Improvements
- Fixed multiple bugs relating to SCP
- Fixed bug where if the name of the connection was in the file path, it would insert the username and domain/ip
- Fixed bug where if there was a space in the file path it would cause the SCP command to fail
- Restructured how connections are saved, and the file type used.
- Fully backwards compatible with all previous versions of Server Connect
- Improved saving reliability by saving connections to a temp file, so in the event of an error, all your connections are not lost
Notices
As of Server Connect 1.1, connections are now saved to your .ssh folder rather than the folder where you have the connect script saved. For Server Connect 1.0 users, you'll have to move your connections.txt file into your .ssh folder if you want to have access to them with this update
v2.2.1
Server Connect
Version: 2.2.1
Feature Updates
- Added the ability to view individual connections in case you only want/need to view one of your connections rather than all of them
Notices
As of Server Connect 1.1, connections are now saved to your .ssh folder rather than the folder where you have the connect script saved. For Server Connect 1.0 users, you'll have to move your connections.txt file into your .ssh folder if you want to have access to them with this update