linuxSecureCRT
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Description:
This
project attempts to recreate some features that allows you to use
SecureCRT session files comfortably under Linux (and MacOS). Only a
very limited set of features is implemented:
- can read SecureCRT files (ini)
- uses the hostname/ip address and protocol from SecureCRT
files
- allows autologin for all telnet sessions (configurable)
ScreenShots:
The main
window: You can browse through your SecureCRT sessions.
For
ssh sessions, a username is requested. Auto-login is not performed.
Multiple
sessions can be started simultaneously with the terminal of your choice.
Requirements:
- GNU/Linux or MacOS
- perl 5.8 or later
- wxPerl (bundled-in)
- Expect for Perl (bundled-in)
Installation:
Download the latest version from here
and follow the next steps:
- un-gzip
and un-tar the archive:
- tar zxvf linuxSecureCRT-0.1.tar.gz
- enter
the newly-formed directory:
- go
to root priviledges:
- run
the installer:
- follow
the instructions. In case of errors (certain modules can't be
installed) you need to install the module(s) manually. Look on CPAN for
the modules and for instructions.
- drop
the root priviledges:
- run
the program once (as the user that will run it frequently):
- exit
the program
- edit
~/.linuxSecureCRT/.linuxSecureCRT
and ~/.linuxSecureCRT/autoLogin
to fit your needs (set the path to the SecureCRT sessions, customize
autoLogin (at first it's disabled)). You will find instructions in the
files.
- enjoy!
Contact:
You can
send your comments and requests at adrian dot popa dot gh at gmail dot
com
