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MultiSSH 0.1

MultiSSH is a command line SSH client written in PHP that is able to conduct an interactive session on multiple SSH servers simultaneously. It is pretty handy if you have similar tasks to be run on a bunch of servers and want to control all of them simultaneously via one interface. Servers to connect are specified via a text file containing tab-separated listing of remote IPs and the username and password for each. Alternatively, if all servers have the same username and password, it can be passed as an argument when the script is run. It supports sending control characters to remote terminals through special commands.

I wrote this originally for a client project but since it got binned later I thought I'd throw this into the public.

Usage:
multissh.php <iplistfile> <defaultuser> <defaultpass>

Requirements:
- PHP 4/5
- SSH2 extension for PHP

Download MultiSSH 0.1 (Zip, 3KB)
This entry was posted by Jaa on Monday, June 2. 2008 at 12:14. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own blog.

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  1. M says:
    #1 2008-06-03 01:04 (Reply)

    thank you thank you! this is a life saver.

  2. jaa says:
    #1.1 2008-06-03 14:30 (Reply)

    You are most welcome. and welcome back to the internet :-P

  3. St|nG says:
    #2 2008-06-07 04:19 (Reply)

    nice one jaa! there is similar tool called "Secure CRT"

  4. jaa says:
    #2.1 2008-06-15 12:53 (Reply)

    Far as I know, Secure CRT (like Putty and other popular tools) doesn't support connecting to multiple servers in a single session to be controlled from a single control interface. They all do multiple sessions in separate control windows.


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