# multi-ssh

An application to upload or edit a file or perform a command on multiple servers via ssh and scp. 

## Configuration

Set the environment variable `MSSH_SERVERS` to configure the server directories of your ssh servers.
Use the `MSSH_EDITOR` variable to configure your editor command.
Furthermore, ensure that in your shell the following commands are set up and working:
- ssh
- scp
- ssh-agent
- ssh-add

Ergo you should be able to connect to your desired servers via ssh and be able to start an ssh agent.

### Environment variable setup example for linux

```bash
export MSSH_SERVERS="crea:server/creative2,sky:sky,city:city2,.:minecraft-server"
export MSSH_EDITOR="kate -b <file>" #<file> is the placeholder for the file name
```

### localhost as server-target

You may also use `.` to refer to your local minecraft server, without having to open the ssh port. You still have to 
define the server directory though. 

## Usage

For detailed usage please see:
```bash
multi-ssh --help
```

### Command example

Delete the WorldGuard folder on crea, sky and city:
```bash
multi-ssh crea sky city -c "rm -r plugins/WorldGuard" 
```

### Upload example

Upload a new version of the MenuApi plugin and delete old versions from the servers:
```bash
multi-ssh crea sky city minez lobby -u target/MenuApi-3.4.2.jar 
```

Upload a new version of the MineZ plugin from the MineZ-Dev and keep backups of the older versions:
```bash
multi-ssh minez -u -S minez-dev plugins/MineZ-3.0.jar -a 
```

Upload of multiple files is also supported.

The program will show you an overview of what it will be doing before actually performing any of the actions:
```
minez (minez3/plugins):
* renaming MineZ-2.7.jar -> MineZ-2.7.jarr
+ adding MineZ-3.0.jar
Continue [Y|n]: 
```

For detailed usage of the upload feature see
```bash
multi-ssh -u --help
```

### Editor example

Edit the server properties of steptech
```bash
multi-ssh steptech -e server.properties
```
This will create a copy of the file in your `~/Downloads` directory. That directory can be changed using the `-d` flag.  

## Building from source

This is a rust project so you will need [rust and cargo](https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/getting-started/installation.html).

Once you have that installed, just run
```bash
cargo build --release
```
and you will find an executable in `target/release`.

### Unit tests

In order for the unit tests to pass, you will need `python3`.