Mac, use SSH to access Linux under ITerm2

ITerm2 is a free, one-of-a-kind tool for termial enhancement.

You can download the latest version here.

Typically, ITERM2 accesses remote Linux using SSH, as is the case with Termial, as follows:

ssh < user name >@<ip>

Then enter the access password. Of course, there are times when you need to specify access ports.

ssh -P < port number > < user name >@<ip address >

If the operation under ITerm2 is the same as the termial, what do I do with it?

Of course ITerm2 has its own features, which are used here is the function of profiles.

We write the relevant content of the remote access as a script and then call it in the profile.

The script reads as follows:

#!/usr/bin/expect-F  < user name >  <ip address >  < password >  - 1     ssh [email protected] $host "*assword:*"      "$password \ r"  interact  expect EOF   

Save this script and put it in a directory (this can be based on your actual situation, no special)

Next, this is how to invoke the script.

Next

Using commands

Expect < saved script full path >

Save it.

The next step is how to use it. The use of the method is also very simple, after opening ITerm2, select the menu profiles under Custom profiles can be.

Mac, use SSH to access Linux under ITerm2