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How to keep tabs of your SSH sessions

Filed in archive Utilities by Rom Feria on August 25, 2007

How to keep tabs of your SSH sessions
Whilst there are numerous ways of keeping tabs of your SSH sessions, I found SSHMenu to be one of the easiest to manage and use. Whilst it is originally a GNOME panel applet, it can also be used outside of the GNOME desktop environment.

Installation is easy. Add the repository, "deb http://www.McLeanlinks.net.nz/debian stable contrib", on your /etc/apt/sources.list. Refresh apt-get and then invoke "sudo apt-get install sshmenu-gnome". If you prefer installing from source, you can get the source, too.

Configuration is straightforward.

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Cool, eh?

[images from SSHMenu website






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