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import ~/.ssh/config

Open eagleoflqj opened this issue 5 years ago • 3 comments

I've already configured ~/.ssh/config. Could you add a function to import that config file (automatically or manually) like what VSCode Remote SSH extension does?

eagleoflqj avatar Jul 17 '19 03:07 eagleoflqj

Where would you want existing config to be imported? FT is using the Windows SSH client under the hood, so any existing config in ~/.ssh/config will already be taken into account.

mjs avatar Jul 22 '19 22:07 mjs

Where would you want existing config to be imported? FT is using the Windows SSH client under the hood, so any existing config in ~/.ssh/config will already be taken into account.

When you click setting->New SSH Profile, no items in ~/.ssh/config is shown, thus I have to enter username, host, port and identityFile to add a new item. All information is already in ~/.ssh/config, so there should be a way I don't need to re-enter that.

eagleoflqj avatar Jul 23 '19 13:07 eagleoflqj

Where would you want existing config to be imported? FT is using the Windows SSH client under the hood, so any existing config in ~/.ssh/config will already be taken into account.

When you click setting->New SSH Profile, no items in ~/.ssh/config is shown, thus I have to enter username, host, port and identityFile to add a new item. All information is already in ~/.ssh/config, so there should be a way I don't need to re-enter that.

I agree with that feature, could be usefull.

txemaquintero avatar Oct 07 '21 21:10 txemaquintero