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```sh
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s1h
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This command displays a list of available SSH hosts from your `~/.ssh/config`, allowing you to select one and connect. It also allows you to use scp commands.
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This command displays a list of available SSH hosts from your `~/.ssh/config`, allowing you to select one and connect. It also allows you to execute simple shell commands & scp commands across one or multiple hosts.
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#### Example:
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- If you press `enter` and it will automatically use the configured authentication method (password or SSH key) to establish the connection. This opens a new shell on the remote host.
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- If you press `c` it will give the option to upload a file to the selected host:
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- If you press `c` it will give the option to upload a file to one or multiple selected host:
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- If you press `C` it will give the option to download a file from the selected host:
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- If you press `C` it will give the option to download a file from one or multiple selected host:
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- If you press `m` it will select the current entry for multi selection.
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- If you press `M` it will deselect everything.
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- If you press `e` you can execute a simple command to one or multiple selected host.
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### CLI mode
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It is also possible to use `s1h` as a CLI to shell and copy files.
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