Server Connect v2.2

Server Connect

Version: 2.2

Feature Updates

• Added the ability to update individual aspects of your connections rather than updating the whole thing
• You can now just enter the new username, domain/ip, or ssh flags, with out having to enter any of the others, by utilizing the -uu, -ui, and -uf flags respectively

Additional Fixes

• Fixed spelling mistakes

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 v2.1

Server Connect

Version: 2.1

Feature Updates

• Redesigned the view connections output for improved readability

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 v2.0

Server Connect

Version: 2.0

This is the biggest feature update to Server Connect yet!

Feature Updates

• Improved installers for both Windows and Unix systems
  • Installers now install all necessary python packages, as well as installing Server Connect itself
• Added an uninstaller for both Windows and Unix systems
• Added functionality to update Server Connect from the CLI itself so you no longer have to download and install a new version. You simply run the upgrade command it Server Connect does the rest
• Added the ability to utilize ssh flags to both your connections which will be run on every connection, or on a per connection basis. This finally allows users to add their identity files to their connections for password free login
• Integrated full support for Secure Copy Protocol (SCP) inside Server Connect to work seamlessly with your connections so you can just type the name of your connection rather than a username and ip/domain.

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 v1.2.1

Server Connect

Version: 1.2.1

Feature Updates

• Added ability to rename current connections without deleting and re-adding them
• Added sort functionality so connections are sorted in alphabetical order based on the name of the connection

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 v1.2

Server Connect

Version: 1.2

Feature Updates

• Updated install script for macOS/Linux
• Added install script for Windows
• Added version flag to see which version of Server Connect you are running

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 v1.1

Server Connect

Version: 1.1

Feature Updates

• Added install script so you don't have to create an alias
• Updated delete to ask for a confirmation before a connection is deleted
• Added delete all to remove all connections

Notices

Connections are now saved to your .ssh folder rather than the folder where you have the connect script saved. For current 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 v1.0

Server Connect

Version: 1.0

This is the first release of the Server Connect software

This software is equipped with a CLI to manage all your ssh connections
and access them anywhere on your system without having to use ssh-keygen