redial
A terminal-based SSH session manager for Unix systems that organizes connections in folders and integrates with Midnight Commander.
What is redial?
Redial is a terminal-based SSH session manager for Unix systems that helps developers and system administrators organize and quickly connect to remote servers. It provides a folder-based interface for managing SSH connections, integrates with Midnight Commander for file browsing, and supports port forwarding and SSH key management.
System administrators, DevOps engineers, and developers who frequently use SSH to manage multiple remote servers from Unix terminals and want a faster, more organized workflow.
Redial offers a keyboard-driven, lightweight alternative to manually managing SSH configs or using heavier GUI tools, with unique features like folder organization, Midnight Commander integration, and session state persistence.
Overview
SSH Session Manager
Use Cases
Best For
- Managing large numbers of SSH connections across different projects or environments
- Quickly browsing remote file systems without leaving the terminal
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