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Already noticing small but appreciated performance improvements. Share sheet and app switching both came up noticeably quicker. Am loving shortcuts, looks like
by speg 8y ago
Already noticing small but appreciated performance improvements. Share sheet and app switching both came up noticeably quicker.
Am loving shortcuts, looks like they didn't dumb it down. There's even an SSH action.
- X-Istence 8y agoWhich app is providing the SSH action?
- speg 8y agoNo idea, I didn't dig into it. I think it had the general "Settings" gear as the icon so maybe it's provided by iOS?
- tmottabr 8y agoIt is the app formally named "workflow" that apple acquired some time ago. It got renamed to "shortcut" for iOS 12 and has this ssh action in it. If you already had the old "workflow" app it will be updated to the new "shortcut" app, if you do not have it you need to install it from the App Store.
- X-Istence 8y agoI am familiar with shortcuts, but I didn't think that there was an actual SSH action that was shipped with it, I thought there was an SSH action that an application may be providing. I'll have to check it out.
- 0x0 8y agoIn iOS settings > workflow (yes, it is still labeled workflow in iOS settings!), it credits NMSSH which appears to be an objc wrapper on top of libssh2.
- simongr3dal 8y agoSadly it doesn't look like it supports ssh-keys.
- xnyan 8y agoI only use SSH keys, but if one uses a sufficiently complex password my understanding is that the primary risk of a password vs key is that the SSH host gets a copy of it (specifically /etc/shadow). If you control the host, I could see a password being an acceptable solution, maybe. Worlflow/shortcuts can also arbitrarily HTTP GET/POSTs which is likely the better route in any case.