MCP SSH Manager

# OpenAI Codex SSH Configuration Example # Place this file at: ~/.codex/ssh-config.toml # # This file contains SSH server configurations for MCP SSH Manager # when used with OpenAI Codex. # # For Claude Code users: Use .env format instead (see .env.example) # Production Server Example (using SSH key - RECOMMENDED) [ssh_servers.production] host = "prod.example.com" user = "admin" key_path = "~/.ssh/id_rsa" # Path to SSH private key port = 22 # Optional, defaults to 22 default_dir = "/var/www/html" # Optional, default working directory description = "Production web server" # Optional description sudo_password = "sudo_pass" # Optional, for automated deployments # Staging Server Example (using password authentication) [ssh_servers.staging] host = "staging.example.com" user = "deploy" password = "secure_password" # Use SSH keys instead when possible port = 2222 # Custom SSH port default_dir = "/home/deploy/app" description = "Staging environment" # Database Server Example [ssh_servers.db_server] host = "192.168.1.100" user = "dbadmin" key_path = "~/.ssh/db_key" port = 22 default_dir = "/var/lib/mysql" description = "MySQL database server" # Development Server Example (minimal configuration) [ssh_servers.dev] host = "dev.example.com" user = "developer" key_path = "~/.ssh/dev_key" # Docker Host Example [ssh_servers.docker_host] host = "docker.example.com" user = "docker" key_path = "~/.ssh/docker_key" default_dir = "/opt/docker" description = "Docker container host" # Multiple Environment Examples [ssh_servers.app_prod] host = "app-prod.example.com" user = "ubuntu" key_path = "~/.ssh/aws_prod_key" default_dir = "/var/www/myapp" description = "App production server" [ssh_servers.app_staging] host = "app-staging.example.com" user = "ubuntu" key_path = "~/.ssh/aws_staging_key" default_dir = "/var/www/myapp" description = "App staging server" # Notes: # 1. key_path is RECOMMENDED over password for better security # 2. Paths starting with ~ will be expanded to your home directory # 3. default_dir is optional but recommended for convenience # 4. sudo_password should only be used for trusted automation scenarios # 5. All server names are case-insensitive and normalized to lowercase