[discussion] Why not maintain database in ~/.ssh/config, seems like not needed data redundancy

[archenroot]

Hi,

I don't understand much why you create separate database for server when we already have one: ~/.ssh/config file

Is there any reason why you create new one? Otherwise I like it, but introducing concept of separate database of aliases looks to me like complete nonsense....

[robinparisi]

Hi @archenroot,

You're totally right. This script is really old (I was testing bash dev at the time) and I only use ssh config file for now.

You can get a quick listing of your hosts by aliasing the following command:

grep -w -i "Host" ~/.ssh/config | sed 's/Host//'

[A-xis]

Hey guys,

That's true. Might try to do that for the 0.7. I was already working on moving the config to another file, under a ~/.ssh-manager/ folder.

I'll se if I can implement that.

That may lead to version 1.0 :D