| Built by a system administrator for system administrators, CommandCenter is a tool to manage shell-based scripts with the capability to remotely run them on any UNIX or UNIX-like host/server with output logs that can be saved and printed.
Click the screenshot for CommandCenter in action!
Major features include but not limited to:
Create and manage scripts for multiple UNIX/Linux/FreeBSD hosts and servers.
Run any managed script on a UNIX/Linux/FreeBSD target host or server from the comfort of your Mac.
Scripts are shell based which means you can remotely run bash, csh, Perl, Python, or ANY scriptable interpreter as long as the target host supports it.
Remote connections are made using the secure SSH protocol.
Output of script runs can be viewed, edited, copied, appendable, saved in a text file and printed on a printer.
All scripts are stored on your Mac – no more lost scripts or manual script maintenance!
Target hosts and servers can be saved and managed with optional and encrypted password saving.
Saved CommandCenter data files can be shared amongst colleagues, backed up, categorized or even edited using a normal text editor thanks to the XML format of the data file.
Launch SSH in a Terminal window on a target host or server from within CommandCenter.
Run commands directly on target hosts.
FREE upgrades within a major release.
More information on GinormousTools.com
Runs on an Intel Mac and requires Mac OS X 10.4 or later. |
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August 27th, 2008 at 10:09 pm
I went to buy this, as I still had 2 hours, but it got moved out of zot ahead of schedule. :-( Drat!! :( Usually MacZot doesn’t refresh until 3am my time, and it is only 1:09am right now. What happened guys?
August 27th, 2008 at 10:13 pm
Well, double drat – the program only runs on Intel Macs. I hope this isn’t the start of a trend; My G5s still run great!
August 27th, 2008 at 10:17 pm
Hi,
Anybody who wants this app and missed it because of our time adjustment…
Check the home page. I’ll put it up tomorrow also.
Thanks!
August 27th, 2008 at 10:32 pm
Sweet! Thanks! I have one Intel Mac [MBP], so I may still buy it – it is right up my ally, though I wish it was a UB so i could run it on my main machine, a PowerMac G5.
August 28th, 2008 at 5:19 pm
Ack! I purchased it because I read that the requirements were Mac OS X 10.4 or higher. Was the Intel Mac portion there the entire time?
I have a PowerBook :(
I hope I’m not out 18 bucks now thanks to my idiocy.
Bummer, too, because this looks like a great application.