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Monocaffe Connections Manager

Latest Version 0.6

Download Monocaffe Connections Manager

Supported Connections:

  • SSH
  • VNC
  • RDP (Windows Remote Desktop)
  • FTP
  • Telnet
  • SSH Tunnels (Using SSH options) (example)

Features:

  • GTK GUI
  • Use different options for each connection
  • Export to HTML
  • Import from CSV's generated by OpenOffice.org Calc (more info)
  • Export to ODF and HTML the list of connections
  • Clustered Commands (works, but needs some work)

Terminal

Monocaffe Connections Manager is designed to ease the management of connections to several types of servers. Using the dialog utility (found on most distributions) presents an easy and fast way of connecting to different servers using different clients.
With mcm you can easily add and delete connections, import a list of connections from a CSV file and export them to CSV and HTML.
When connecting to a server, mcm will display an ncurses menu from which you can choose a server alias, press ENTER and voilà, the client will be executed with the options you provide.

GNOME

The GNOME version of Monocaffe Connections Manager works as a replacement of the default gnome-terminal enhancing it. You've got tabs, console customization and the ability to connect to all your servers with one click. Also, by checking different tabs and using the clustered entry at the bottom, everything you write there is written in all the consoles checked. This way you can work on several servers at once.

Future:

  • Allow customizing the console colors, transparency, etc.
  • Enhance the clustered entry widget's behaviour.
  • Fix the whole installation and execution scripts.
  • Create Debian/Ubuntu Packages.
  • Test on different distros:
    • Fedora
    • SuSE
    • RHEL
    • Kubuntu

Screenshots:


 
Add a new connection (alias error)
 

mcm on GNOME
 

mcm terminal dialog
 

mcm on GNOME with clustered tabs

And of course, Monocaffe Connections Manager is Free Software released under the GPLv3.
Subpages (2): Import from OpenOffice.org Calc Monocaffe Connections Manager Help