cred ssh
Manage SSH keys and connections
Synopsis
The ssh command allows you to manage SSH keys and establish connections. It provides functionalities to add keys, list keys, and connect to servers.
Examples:
- Add a new SSH key: ssh add
- List all SSH keys: ssh ls
- Connect to a server: ssh connect
cred ssh [flags]
Options
-h, --help help for ssh
SEE ALSO
- cred - A password and environment variables manager
- cred ssh connect - Establish SSH connection using stored connection string and private key
- cred ssh copy - Copies the stored ssh to system clipboard
- cred ssh cp - copies files and directories
- cred ssh download - Download SSH key files for the specified entry
- cred ssh edit - edit a new ssh entry
- cred ssh generate - Generate a new SSH key pair and save it securely
- cred ssh insert - Insert a new ssh entry
- cred ssh ls - List files and directories
- cred ssh mkdir - Create directories
- cred ssh mv - Move files and directories
- cred ssh rm - Remove files and directories
- cred ssh show - Displays the stored ssh