        This is SecPanel, a Tcl/Tk front-end to SSH and SCP

 
Installation:
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        Be root.  Run the install-sh program that comes with the
distribution.  It will create a directory, /usr/local/lib/secpanel,
and place the secfont file itself in /usr/local/bin.  The secpanel file
has an absolute path to "wish" in the first line.  Run "whereis
wish", and, based on that, change the first line of
/usr/local/bin/secpanel to match where `wish' really is on your
system.  If you don't do this, secpanel probably won't work.

What is SecPanel?
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SecPanel serves as a graphical user interface for managing and running SSH
(Secure Shell) and SCP (Secure Copy) connections.

Note: SecPanel is not a new implementation of the SecureShell protocol or
the ssh software-suite.

SecPanel sits on top of SSH software-suites and supports the SSH.com and the
OpenSSH-version. You may get information about these programs at
http://www.ssh.com respectively at http://www.openssh.com.

SecPanel is written entirely in pure Tcl/Tk and does not need any extensions
but it requires Version 8.x of Tcl and Tk.

SecPanel is free software and is released under the conditions of the GNU
General Public License. See the file COPYING and notes in the source code
for details.


Features
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Saves and manages profiles of different SecureShell connections. Gives an
ftpclient-like graphical interface/file listing for launching SCP-transfers.
Editing of profiles mainly by mouse-clicking. Gives list of profiles to
connect to. One list for default connections using a default profile and
another list for managing special connections e.g. port-forwarding setups
for reading mail. Management of the ssh-agent. Support for generating and
distributing keys for public key authentication.


Planned Features
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Support for the SSH2 protocol related options, configurations and special
features of SSH.com's and OpenSSH's suites.
