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Ability to open a quick connection from the command line #9097

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cyberduck opened this issue Nov 4, 2015 · 2 comments
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Ability to open a quick connection from the command line #9097

cyberduck opened this issue Nov 4, 2015 · 2 comments
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cli Command Line Interface enhancement low priority wontfix
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4.8

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edae31c created the issue

This is a feature request regarding the main Cyberduck application with the GUI. The work on the cli utility "duck" is excellent, but I think the GUI program needs some more flexibility in its command line interface.

More specifically, it would be fantastic if a quick connection could be opened like this:

Cyberduck.exe [options] protocol://[username]:[password]@hostname:port/remote/path/

Notes:

  • I've added "password" for completeness, the user should be warned about the security risks.
  • There should be an option to prevent the program from saving history.
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edae31c commented

Adding a note for the future about a command line switch that would be useful if not necessary for the opening of a quick connection from the cli:

  • Switch to not save history. Sometimes it is needed to quickly launch the program from within scripts or the Password Manager itself, so this would enhance privacy.

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@dkocher commented

Replying to [comment:2 gnotaras]:

Adding a note for the future about a command line switch that would be useful if not necessary for the opening of a quick connection from the cli:

  • Switch to not save history. Sometimes it is needed to quickly launch the program from within scripts or the Password Manager itself, so this would enhance privacy.

Option nokeychain in 8a1e36a.

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