- Ásbrú Connection Manager Documentation¶
- Features¶
- Frequenty Asked Questions¶
- License¶
- Packages¶
- How can I install Ásbrú Connection Manager ?¶
- Windows 10¶
- Ubuntu¶
- Debian¶
- Fedora¶
- Gentoo¶
- Installation of legacy 5.x¶
- Manual¶
- Prerequisites¶
- Clone repository¶
- Start application¶
- Additional information for Debian systems¶
- Legacy v5.x¶
- Asbru connection manager linux
- About
- Asbru connection manager linux
Ásbrú Connection Manager Documentation¶
Ásbrú Connection Manager is a user interface that helps organizing remote terminal sessions and automating repetitive tasks.
Features¶
- Simple GUI to manage/launch connections to remote machines
- Scripting possibilities, ‘ala’ SecureCRT
- Configurable pre or post connection local commands execution
- Configurable list of macros (commands) to execute locally when connected or to send to connected client
- Configurable list of conditional executions on connected machine via ‘Expect’:
- forget about SSH certificates
- chain multiple SSH connections
- automate tunnels creation
- with line-send delay capabilities
- KeePass database file (.kdbx) integration
- Ability to connect to machines through a proxy server
- Cluster connections
- Tabbed/Windowed terminals
- Wake On LAN capabilities
- Local and global variables, eg.: write down a password once, use it ANY where, centralizing its modification for faster changes! use them for:
- password vault
- reusing connection strings
- Seamless Gnome/Gtk integration
- Tray icon for ‘right button’ quick launching of managed connections. Screenshots and statistics.
- DEB, RPM and .TAR.GZ packages available
Frequenty Asked Questions¶
Why did you call that project «Ásbrú» ?
In Norse mythology, Ásbrú refers to a burning rainbow bridge that connects Midgard (Earth) and Asgard, the realm of the gods.
Is this a fork of PAC (Perl Auto Connector) Manager ?
As David Torrejon Vaquerizas, the author of PAC Manager, could not find time, for some reasons that we respect, to continue the work on his project and was not open for external contributions (see this), a fork was needed to ensure the future and give the opportunity to the community to take over.
More questions can be found on the dedicated project wiki page.
License¶
Ásbrú Connection Manager is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 3 http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html. A full copy of the license can be found in the LICENSE file.
Packages¶
The repositories for our RPM and DEB builds are thankfully sponsored by packagecloud. A great thanks to them.
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How can I install Ásbrú Connection Manager ?¶
Ásbrú Connection Manager is packaged for a large range of distributions.
We have 3 stages in our release process:
- Master : the greatest and latest stable version
- Snapshot : the next version to be released (aka the testing area)
- Loki : our development release with the most advanced features but not considered as stable so it is not recommended for production
Our master and the snapshots are being kept as stable as possible. New features for new major releases are being developed inside the «loki» branch.
Beware that Loki can sometimes behave in an unexpected manner to you. This is somehow the same concept as the «Debian sid» release.
If you do not wish to run third party scripts on your system, you are able to find manual install instructions for every repository on: https://cloudsmith.io/
Windows 10¶
It is possible to run Asbru-CM on Windows 10 by enabling WSL and installing Xming. The application Asbru-CM Runner has detailed instructions on how to do this and allows you to run Asbru-CM on Windows 10 without a console window open in the background.
Ubuntu¶
Master release
To install the latest release on a fresh Ubuntu system, use the following instructions:
Snapshot release
To install the latest snapshot for testing, use the following instructions:
Loki
To test the latest development package, use the following instructions:
Master release
To install the latest release on a fresh Mint system, use the following instructions:
Snapshot release
To install the latest snapshot for testing, use the following instructions:
Loki
To test the latest development package, use the following instructions:
Debian¶
Master release
To install the latest release on a fresh Debian system, use the following instructions:
Snapshot release
To install the latest snapshot for testing, use the following instructions:
Loki
To test the latest development package, use the following instructions:
Fedora¶
Master release
To install the latest release on a fresh Fedora system, use the following instructions:
Snapshot release
To install the latest snapshot for testing, use the following instructions:
Loki
To test the latest development package, use the following instructions:
Gentoo¶
Master release
To install the latest release on a fresh Gentoo system, use the following instructions. First install necessary dependencies:
Because of the issue regarding latest Crypt-CBC, downgrade of that specific package is needed:
Finally, clone the repository in convenient place, like $
Installation of legacy 5.x¶
If you need to install the legacy v5 version of Ásbrú Connection Manager (using Gtk2 library), the legacy packages are still available.
Debian / Ubuntu
Fedora
Manual¶
If you don’t want to use any of the pre-built package, here are instructions to start Ásbrú Connection Manager from the sources.
Prerequisites¶
- Perl 5.22 or above (https://www.perl.org/)
- VTE 0.48 or above(GNOME Terminal Emulator widget, https://developer.gnome.org/vte/)
- Perl interface to the GNOME libraries (http://gtk2-perl.sourceforge.net/)
- OpenSSH client
- Telnet client
- FTP client
Clone repository¶
Start application¶
Additional information for Debian systems¶
If you are using a Debian-based system, here are the list of dependency package to install:
Legacy v5.x¶
For the records, the legacy v5.x version of Ásbrú Connection Manager was based on Gtk2. Here are the list of packages to install
Gnome2::Vte
0) The VTE dev package is required to get Gnome2::Vte compiled for your environment
1) Start CPAN shell
2) The very fist time you start CPAN, it will ask you some questions. Please chose the best option for your environement, in this example, we will assume the following choices:
3) In the CPAN shell, install Gnome2::Vte
This will download the latest version (0.11), compile it and install it under /usr/local/lib .
(those steps are optional, think carefully about your own environment ! This may potentially break your system. You have been warned)
If you don’t need the development packages anymore:
If it was the first time you used CPAN and you don’t want to keep .cpan configuration, sources, etc.
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Asbru connection manager linux
Ásbrú Connection Manager
A free and open-source connection manager
Ásbrú Connection Manager is a user interface that helps organizing remote terminal sessions and automating repetitive tasks.
- Simple GUI to manage/launch connections to remote machines
- Scripting possibilities, ‘ala’ SecureCRT
- Configurable pre or post connection local commands execution
- Configurable list of macros (commands) to execute locally when connected or to send to connected client
- Configurable list of conditional executions on connected machine via ‘Expect’:
- forget about SSH certificates
- chain multiple SSH connections
- automate tunnels creation
- with line-send delay capabilities
- KeePassXC integration
- Ability to connect to machines through a Proxy server
- Cluster connections
- Tabbed/Windowed terminals
- Wake On LAN capabilities
- Local and global variables, eg.: write down a password once, use it ANY where, centralizing its modification for faster changes! use them for:
- password vault
- reusing connection strings
- Seamless Gnome/Gtk integration
- Tray icon for ‘right button’ quick launching of managed connections. Screenshots and statistics.
- DEB, RPM and .TAR.GZ packages available
We recommend installing Ásbrú Connection Manager using our latest pre-built packages hosted on cloudsmith.io.
To do so, execute the following commands:
Pacman-based (e.g. Arch Linux, Manjaro)
Ásbrú Connection Manager can be installed through the MX Package Installer under the Test Repo tab or by enabling the Test Repo and running
It is possible to run Asbru-CM on Windows 10 by enabling WSL and installing Xming. The application Asbru-CM Runner has detailed instructions on how to do this and allows you to run Asbru-CM on Windows 10 without a console window open in the background.
Once installed on your system, type asbru-cm in your terminal.
Testing new features
Our master and the snapshots are being kept as stable as possible. New features for new major releases are being developed inside the «loki» branch.
Beware that Loki can sometimes behave in an unexpected manner to you. This is somehow the same concept as the «Debian sid» release.
You are welcome to contribute and test by checking out «loki» or by installing our builds.
If you do not wish to run third party scripts on your systems, you can always access manual install instructions at https://cloudsmith.io/
Installation of legacy 5.x
Frequenty Asked Questions
Why did you call that project «Ásbrú» ?
In Norse mythology, Ásbrú refers to a burning rainbow bridge that connects Midgard (Earth) and Asgard, the realm of the gods.
Is this a fork of PAC (Perl Auto Connector) Manager ?
As David Torrejon Vaquerizas, the author of PAC Manager, could not find time, for some reasons that we respect, to continue the work on his project and was not open for external contributions (see this), a fork was needed to ensure the future and give the opportunity to the community to take over.
More questions can be found on the dedicated project wiki page.
If you want to contribute to Ásbrú Connection Manager, first check out the issues and see if your request is not listed yet. Issues and pull requests will be triaged and responded to as quickly as possible.
Before contributing, please review our contributing doc for info on how to make feature requests and bear in mind that we adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.
If you like Ásbrú Connection Manager, you may also consider supporting the project financially by donating on Liberapay or by donating to one of our cryptocurrency addresses.
Ásbrú Connection Manager is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 3 http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html. A full copy of the license can be found in the LICENSE file.
The repositories for our RPM and DEB builds are thankfully sponsored by packagecloud and Cloudsmith. A great thanks to them.
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Ásbrú Connection Manager
A free and open-source connection manager
Ásbrú Connection Manager is a user interface that helps organizing remote terminal sessions and automating repetitive tasks.
- Simple GUI to manage/launch connections to remote machines
- Scripting possibilities, ‘ala’ SecureCRT
- Configurable pre or post connection local commands execution
- Configurable list of macros (commands) to execute locally when connected or to send to connected client
- Configurable list of conditional executions on connected machine via ‘Expect’:
- forget about SSH certificates
- chain multiple SSH connections
- automate tunnels creation
- with line-send delay capabilities
- KeePassXC integration
- Ability to connect to machines through a Proxy server
- Cluster connections
- Tabbed/Windowed terminals
- Wake On LAN capabilities
- Local and global variables, eg.: write down a password once, use it ANY where, centralizing its modification for faster changes! use them for:
- password vault
- reusing connection strings
- Seamless Gnome/Gtk integration
- Tray icon for ‘right button’ quick launching of managed connections. Screenshots and statistics.
- DEB, RPM and .TAR.GZ packages available
We recommend installing Ásbrú Connection Manager using our latest pre-built packages hosted on cloudsmith.io.
To do so, execute the following commands:
Pacman-based (e.g. Arch Linux, Manjaro)
Ásbrú Connection Manager can be installed through the MX Package Installer under the Test Repo tab or by enabling the Test Repo and running
It is possible to run Asbru-CM on Windows 10 by enabling WSL and installing Xming. The application Asbru-CM Runner has detailed instructions on how to do this and allows you to run Asbru-CM on Windows 10 without a console window open in the background.
Once installed on your system, type asbru-cm in your terminal.
Testing new features
Our master and the snapshots are being kept as stable as possible. New features for new major releases are being developed inside the «loki» branch.
Beware that Loki can sometimes behave in an unexpected manner to you. This is somehow the same concept as the «Debian sid» release.
You are welcome to contribute and test by checking out «loki» or by installing our builds.
If you do not wish to run third party scripts on your systems, you can always access manual install instructions at https://cloudsmith.io/
Installation of legacy 5.x
Frequenty Asked Questions
Why did you call that project «Ásbrú» ?
In Norse mythology, Ásbrú refers to a burning rainbow bridge that connects Midgard (Earth) and Asgard, the realm of the gods.
Is this a fork of PAC (Perl Auto Connector) Manager ?
As David Torrejon Vaquerizas, the author of PAC Manager, could not find time, for some reasons that we respect, to continue the work on his project and was not open for external contributions (see this), a fork was needed to ensure the future and give the opportunity to the community to take over.
More questions can be found on the dedicated project wiki page.
If you want to contribute to Ásbrú Connection Manager, first check out the issues and see if your request is not listed yet. Issues and pull requests will be triaged and responded to as quickly as possible.
Before contributing, please review our contributing doc for info on how to make feature requests and bear in mind that we adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.
If you like Ásbrú Connection Manager, you may also consider supporting the project financially by donating on Liberapay or by donating to one of our cryptocurrency addresses.
Ásbrú Connection Manager is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 3 http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html. A full copy of the license can be found in the LICENSE file.
The repositories for our RPM and DEB builds are thankfully sponsored by packagecloud and Cloudsmith. A great thanks to them.
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