SSH Config File
Synced through iCloud
If you have enabled iCloud inside WebSSH your SSH Config File will be synced on all your devices.
Configuration Overwrite
When you define a SSH Config File inside WebSSH, it will overwrite the default configuration you have done inside each matched connections.
For example, if you have defined a SSH Config File with a RemoteCommand but you have already defined a RemoteCommand inside a connection, the connection RemoteCommand will be overwritten by the SSH Config File RemoteCommand.
This overwrite only happens when launching a connection. If you edit a connection, you won't see the SSH Config File values.
Since WebSSH 20.6 you can setup a SSH Config File in order to define default values for your connections.
In order to edit the WebSSH SSH Config File just need to :
- Open WebSSH Settings (Gear)
- Scroll to "SSH"
- Edit /etc/ssh/ssh_config
Supported Features
| Keyword | Type | Expected value | Accepted Tokens | Since |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Host | String | Connection name (aka alias) pattern | None | 20.6 |
| HostName | String | Connection host | None | 20.6 |
| Port | Integer | Connection port | None | 20.6 |
| RemoteCommand | String | The command to launch instead of requesting a default Shell | None | 20.6 |
| User | String | Connection user | None | 20.6 |
Special Features
All special features are prefixed by #! and are not part of the SSH Config File specification.
| Keyword | Type | Expected value | Since |
|---|---|---|---|
| #!FontSize | Integer | Font size in pixels | 21.1 |