Thrutch

Connect to servers

Why?

I was tired of remembering usernames and IP addresses for my raspbery pis. Previously, I would make an alias in my ~/.bash_profile but that got hard to manage. This is an easier way.

Install

See the latest release (1.2.0) for binaries. Download the thrutch binary and put in somewhere in your path, like ~/bin/ or /usr/local/bin.

or

If you want the latest version, clone this repo and compile it. You'll need cargo installed.

$ git clone https://github.com/llamicron/thrutch/
$ cd thrutch
$ make install
$ thrutch

Usage

These are the current commands:

$ thrutch list               # list all servers
$ thrutch add                # add a new server
$ thrutch remove             # remove a server
$ thrutch connect [server]   # connect to a server
# backup                     # Copies the storage file to a backup file

$ thrutch                    # see the help page
$ thrutch --version          # see the current version

Thrutch will ask for any input needed. Thrutch runs ssh to connect to a server. It does not manage passwords or private keys. The main use of this tool is to store IP address and usernames so you don't need to remember them. Useful if you have lots of remote servers like reaspberry pis.

License and Contributing

MIT License, see LICENSE for more info. If you'd like to contribute, just fork, develop, then open a pull request on Github.