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    Tabby Web

    Tabby Web

    An SSH/Telnet/Serial client in your browser

    ...This separation enables multi-user deployments with persistent settings, role-based access, and storage backends for artifacts. It’s useful for organizations that need managed remote access from within a web portal, without installing a full desktop client on every machine. With its focus on admin ergonomics and end-user UX, Tabby Web turns terminal access into a managed, auditable, and scalable web application.
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    This backs up your PuTTY settings, from the registry, to a local .reg file. You can later run the .reg to import settings to a new computer, or revert your local machine. I use mine with Google Drive, and Windows Task Scheduler. The computer's name, and a timestamp, are stored in the filename, so it's easier to figure out which one you want. Mine stores to Google Drive, so it should be available in case of a catastrophic drive failure.
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    ssh-pull-id

    pulls ssh-id from a host instead of pushing to a host

    ssh-pull-id is a command line tool that does what ssh-copy-id does but in the opposite direction: instead of pushing your ssh-id to another machine, it pulls another machine's ssh-id into your host. the tool was made with Ubuntu Touch in mind, because its default ssh config is such, that ssh-copy-id won't work. this is because Ubuntu Touch device does not accept ssh client with password authentication, but only with public key based authentication. and copy-ssh-id itself uses password authentication to connect first, then push public key to the remote host, so that later key based authentication can be used instead. ...
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