Full Terminal Access for SSH connections

December 9th, 2008

Previously, it was only possible to send custom commands to a server when connected over FTP. As of the latest 3.1 nightly builds, you can choose Go → Send Command… for SFTP connections which allows you to execute an arbitrary command on the server.

It is nevertheless still possible to conviniently open a proper shell with Terminal.app for the current working directory. Use View → Customize Toolbar… to add the Terminal.app button to your browser windows.

In the screenshot below a ps command has been executed:
Send custom command over SSH

Note: This feature is meant for advanced users who are familiar with UNIX shells.

Try it out yourself using the latest available nightly build of Cyberduck.

2 Responses to “Full Terminal Access for SSH connections”

  1. salsero35 Says:

    Hello!

    When I launch Terminal.app, my terminal connects with this command:

    ssh -t guest@txot -p 22 “cd /home/guest/ && exec \$SHELL”

    Is it possible to change SSH options?

    Thanks

  2. David Kocher Says:

    No, this is not currently possible. Please file an enhancement request by opening a ticket.

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