rsh

Rancher SHell.

rsh aims to replicate the features and experience of ssh, but for docker containers running within Rancher, as such it is a program for connecting into a remote container and for executing commands on a remote container.

Usage

Usage: rsh [opts] [protocol://][user@]host[:port][[/env]/stack]/service [cmd]

Options:
    -h, --help          Print this message and exit
    -V, --version       Display the version number and exit
    -E LOGFILE          Append debug logs to LOGFILE instead of standard error
    -e CHAR             Sets the escape character (default: `~')
    -F CONFIGFILE       Specifies an alternative configuration file
    -G                  Print the configuration and exit
    -l USER             Specifies the user to log in as on the remote machine
    -o OPTION           Set an option by name
    -p PORT             Port to connect to on the remote host
    -q                  Quiet mode
    -T                  Disable pseudo-terminal allocation
    -t                  Force pseudo-terminal allocation
    -v                  Verbose mode, multiples increase the verbosity

See the man page (and config man page) for more details.

Install

rsh can be installed on macOS via Homebrewbrew

brew tap avvo/avvo
brew install rsh

You can also get the latest release from the Github releases page

Developing

rsh is written in Rust, you can install Rust with:

curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh

You can build and run rsh in debug mode with:

cargo run -- <rsh args>

And build for release with:

cargo build --release