Importing from ~/.ssh/config Importing from ~/.ssh/config
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Importing from ~/.ssh/config

Dmitry Babinsky Dmitry Babinsky

By importing sshconfig, you can instantly add a lot of hosts and related data.

Note: SSH config import is currently available in the desktop app only.

To import from ~/.ssh/config:

  1. On the Hosts screen, click Add > Import.
  2. Click SSH config file and select the config file.
  3. To select a group, where you want to place the data, click root group.
  4. Click Save and Done.ezgif-5-b3b1752008.gif

Notes

  • The ProxyCommand command will be ignored.
  • JumpHost will be converted to an item in a host chain.
  • IdentityFile will be ignored by the sandboxed Termius apps (Apple, Snap, Windows stores).

If you're having difficulty importing data, please, contact us.

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  • Chuandong

    After importing the SSH config file, all my hosts turned into the same IP. The first line of my config file includes another file, something like that. How should I import it? Also, how can I clear my cache? I've cleared my SSH config, but the previous information still persists when importing.

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