Cow
Cow - console server wrapper.
Installation
gem install cow
sudo cow add [hostname] [type] [community]
Usage
Type cow. Then you can see usage.
cow update should be run periodically.
Example
$ cow list
SERVER/PORT PORTNAME COMMAND
console.local/1 tokyo-core01 ssh -l kazubu:7001 console.local
console.local/2 tokyo-core02 ssh -l kazubu:7002 console.local
console.local/3 tokyo-sw01 ssh -l kazubu:7003 console.local
console.local/4 tokyo-sw02 ssh -l kazubu:7004 console.local
console.local/5 tokyo-serv01 ssh -l kazubu:7005 console.local
console.local/6 tokyo-serv02 ssh -l kazubu:7006 console.local
console.local/7 tokyo-serv03 ssh -l kazubu:7007 console.local
$ cow find core
SERVER/PORT PORTNAME COMMAND
console.local/1 tokyo-core01 ssh -l kazubu:7001 console.local
console.local/2 tokyo-core02 ssh -l kazubu:7002 console.local
$ cow connect tokyo-core01
Found on console.local/1. Connecting...
Password:
tokyo-core01 (ttyd0)
login:
Pico integration with Zsh
In .zshrc:
function peco-select-console() {
BUFFER=$(cow list | \
peco --query "$LBUFFER" | \
awk 'BEGIN{FS=" "}{print "cow c "$2}')
CURSOR=$#BUFFER
zle clear-screen
}
zle -N peco-select-console
bindkey '^xc' peco-select-console
Press Ctrl-X C then you can select a port with interactive filtering.