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@insectos/node-red-ssh-exec

v0.3.5

Published

A flexible SSH client for Node-RED

Downloads

38

Readme

@insectos/ssh-exec

Node that establishs a ssh terminal connection to a remote host. The remote host can be selected from ~/.ssh/config and supports ssh keys. Wrapper around ssh2

Usage

Select a host from the dropdown or provide manual configuration. Connection to the host will happen on first data received. Connections are reestablished as needed.

Use a Catch node to see what errors are thrown from the SSH node that aren't already being caught and handled.

Input

msg.payload <string> = The command that you wish to be sent to the remote shell msg.sshhost <string> = OPTIONAL overwrite the configured hostname, must exist in .ssh/config Once overwritten all following commands go to the new host

Output

msg.payload <string> = The text printed to STDOUT on the remote shell

msg.host = The IP address of the connected host. This is also returned on errors so can be used in conjunction with the Catch node so only one Catch node is needed to watch all uses of the Interactive SSH node.

WIP

  • backfill unit tests

Credits

Inspired by node-red-contrib-interactive-ssh. Since the connection mechanism was completely redesigned, a new package is warranted

Change log

v0.3.5

  • Change package name to @insectos\node-red-ssh-exec
  • Contributed by @novski: read Hostname & HostName
  • Return msg now includes original msg object custom properties

v0.3.2

  • added sshpassword to the msg object to be able to pass in a sshkey passphrase
  • upgraded ssh-config to 4.4.0
  • fixed issue where password was ignored when selecting host that doesn't have a key file

v0.3.1

  • added a check for the .ssh/config file

v0.3.0

  • Reorganised source to be more testable
  • moved password to (encrypted) credentials
  • node name shows host from .ssh/config
  • fixed handover of ssh passphrase
  • added example flow