go

A terminal based ssh login manager/automator.

Getting Started with go:

ln -s $PWD/go.pl /usr/local/bin/go

If you have Golang installed, you can use another command, like 'gogo':

ln -s $PWD/go.pl /usr/local/bin/gogo

To use go with just go you will need to symlink go.pl to go and put the symlink in a directory that exists in your $PATH environment variable.

Then you can just run go to get to the main menu. Follow the instructions from there.

Using go:

1. Fast Search and Connect: go nginx prod

   

   This will find a filtered list of devices that match 'nginx' and 'prod' and allow you to select which one you want to SSH into. If only 1 device matches, it will automatically log you in.

2. Add/Delete/List Devices: go

   

   This will bring you to the main menu to add, delete, or list devices.

Configure go:

The default configuration file is located at: .goConfig.list.

The file is formatted: <key>|<value>

The following are available to configure:

Changing directory locations might not work as expected :/

• passwordProtectPrivateKey - Will make you enter a passphrase every time we decrypt a password (or access the private key)
• userDataLocation - directory name containing all of the data files
• deviceDataLocation - directory name containing all the encrypted password files
• passwordFileLocation - the filename of the password reference file
• deviceFileLocation - the filename of the device list
• privateKeyLocation - the filename of the private key
• publicKeyLocation - the filename of the public key
• privateKeySize - the key size of the private key
• checkForUpdates - (yes/no) if yes, will check for updates every time go is run without search terms (not when fast search/connecting)

Default Config:

passwordProtectPrivateKey|no
userDataLocation|userData
deviceDataLocation|deviceData
passwordFileLocation|.goPass
deviceFileLocation|goDevices.list
privateKeyLocation|private.pem
publicKeyLocation|public.pem
privateKeySize|4096
checkForUpdates|yes