cmc
makes SSH ControlMaster sessions easy. SSH ControlMaster sessions have
the following benefits:
- When using a SSH Bastion, you will only be prompted for (two-factor)
authentication once.
- Hosts behind the SSH Bastion can be accessed "directly" by proxying through the SSH Bastion (see workflow).
- Sessions to or through ControlMaster hosts do not need to create a new connection (SSH will be faster for most tasks)
Usage: cmc [ -c HOST | -o HOST | -x HOST ] cmc [ -L | -l | -O | -X ] cmc -h ControlMaster Controller - Eases management of SSH ControlMaster connections Options: -h show this help message and exit -c HOST check HOST ControlMaster connection status (maybe specified more than once) -L list ControlMasters defined in SSH_CONFIG -l list ControlMaster connection sockets matching ControlPath and check their connection status -O open all ControlMasters defined in SSH_CONFIG -o HOST open a ControlMaster session (maybe specified more than once) -x HOST exit ControlMaster session (maybe specified more than once) -X exit all ControlMaster connections with sockets matching ControlPath Notes: • Any unused sockets in ControlPath are removed with -l and -X • Only a single ControlPath should be specified
Install Homebrew — The missing package manager for OS X
Add the cmc "tap" and install cmc:
brew tap ClockworkNet/cmc brew install cmc
Alternatively, since cmc
is a bash script without esoteric dependencies,
you can simply download it and ensure it is in your PATH
.
If this utility is helpful for you, please star this project so that it can eventually be included in Homebrew proper. Thank you!
See docs/workflow.rst.
See docs/annotated_config.rst.
- mac-ssh-confirm: Protect against SSH Agent Hijacking on Mac OS X with the ability to confirm agent identities prior to each use
- gacli: Mac CLI Google Authenticator client (ex. for use with SSH Bastions that utilize Google Authenticator)
- *nix Operating System with
- core utilities (
awk
,find
,grep
,ps
, andsed
) - GNU Bourne-Again Shell 3.0 or later (
bash
) - OpenSSH 4.0 or later (
ssh
)
- core utilities (