SSH connection

SSH access

Access is available in the CREDENTIALS tab. Each environment has its own access with a Host, Connection Port and Username.

You can log in via the command line:

ssh -P **Port Username**@**Host** -i ~/your_private_key

You can also use Filezilla.

Filezilla can offer to convert the format of your key.

Quick Connection

An icon allows you to obtain the command line indicated above without having to copy/paste several times:

This gives the following result:

ssh -4 **Host** -l **Username** -p **Port**

Local SSH configuration

If you want, you can create a configuration file with an alias to make it easier to connect to different environments. This file can be found here : ~/.ssh/config 

# Development environment
Host my-shop-dev                       # Your instance name for development
    Hostname **dev-xxxxxxx.prestashop.sh** # Host in development
    User **Username**                      # Username in development
    Port **Port**                          # Port in development
    IdentityFile ~/.ssh/**id_rsa**         # Your private key
    ForwardAgent yes

# Staging environment
Host your-shop-staging                 # Your instance name for staging
    Hostname **acc-xxxxxxx.prestashop.sh** # Host in staging
    User **Username**                      # Username in staging
    Port **Port**                          # Port in staging
    IdentityFile ~/.ssh/**id_rsa**         # Your private key
    ForwardAgent yes

# Production environment
Host your-shop-prod                    # Your instance name for production
    Hostname **prd-xxxxxxx.prestashop.sh** # Host in production
    User **Username**                      # Username in production
    Port **Port**                          # Port in production
    IdentityFile ~/.ssh/**id_rsa**         # Your private key
    ForwardAgent yes

You can then log in using the defined alias:

ssh you-shop-prod

SSH key management

Add SSH keys

After retrieving your SSH key, you can add it to the CREDENTIALS tab by clicking the Manage your key button.

Then copy/paste your key into the text box and click the Save button.

Delete SSH keys

To delete an SSH key, simply remove it from the list in the Key Management tab and click the Save button.