You can create ssh://
links that will automatically open Secure Shell.
ssh://user[;option=value]@host[:port][@proxyhost[:proxyport]]
Multiple option=value pairs are supported as long as they are delimited by semi-colons.
This is the remote server's key fingerprint.
Format: fingerprint=<fingerprint value>
Secure Shell specific arguments.
See options for more details.
Format: -nassh-args=<parameters>
The following options are always accepted without prompting the user: --config
--proxy-mode
--proxy-host
--proxy-port
--proxy-user
--ssh-agent
--no-welcome
SSH command line arguments. See ssh(1) for details in general.
Format: -nassh-ssh-args=<parameters>
The following options are always accepted without prompting the user: -4
-6
-a
-A
-C
-q
-v
-V
See these bugs for future work in this area:
We try to be compliant with these specifications: