Not working on OSX Sierra

[uhlhosting]

{
  "_comments": [
    "Valid terminals include: 'Terminal.app' or 'iTerm'",
    "In the editor value change 'default' to 'nano', 'vi', or another terminal based editor.",
    "Hosts will also be read from your ~/.ssh/config or /etc/ssh_config file, if available",
    "For more information on how to configure, please see http://fitztrev.github.io/shuttle/"
  ],
  "editor": "default",
  "launch_at_login": true,
  "terminal": "iTerm.app",
  "iTerm_version": "stable",
  "default_theme": "Homebrew",
  "open_in": "tab",  
  "show_ssh_config_hosts": false,
  "ssh_config_ignore_hosts": [  ],
  "ssh_config_ignore_keywords": [  ],
  "hosts": [
    {
      "cmd": "ps aux | grep defaults",
      "name": "Grep - Opens in Default-window-theme-title"
    },
        {
          "Customer Servers": [
            {
              "cmd": "ssh username@blog2.example.com",
              "inTerminal": "tab",
              "name": "Levnedrezy",
              "theme": "basic",
              "title": "title of tab"
            },
            {
              "cmd": "ssh -p 77 root@panel.uhlhosting.ch",
              "inTerminal": "tab",
              "name": "Panel",
              "theme": "basic",
              "title": "title of new window"
            }
          ]
    },
    {
      "Nodes": [
        {
          "cmd": "ssh vagrant@127.0.0.1 -p 2222 -i ~/.vagrant.d/insecure_private_key",
          "name": "Vagrant - Opens in default-window-theme-title"
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
}

        

I tried this config with Panel host. It just moves to Iterm and does nothing. Any idea why?

[pomelo]

Same problem. Shuttle can work with Terminal.app, but failed to start iTerm2 on Sierra.

Edit: try logout/reboot your mac, shuttle might then work with iTerm2.

[stefancrain]

I had this issue and resolved it by reinstalling shuttle with the newest version, I tested your config file worked and it worked for me. No logout / reboot required.

[cba85]

Just a quick comment to say I never had any issues with Terminal and iTerm2 on Mac OS X Sierra.
Thank you for Shuffle 👍

[rpural]

I'm seeing the same issue. Downloaded the git clone, built the program, edited the json file. It opens a new tab for each connection selected, but doesn't actually execute the ssh command. Same for Settings -> Edit: It opens the iTerm, but doesn't actually execute any command. The window title is changed, and the window appears, but no command.

[cchencool]

It seems I have seen a similar issue. I don't know whether this could help. I sent command or ssh to the current terminal or open a new tab. but the terminal windows just lost focus and no other things happened. Finally, I found the reason caused it is the Ubuntu VM I have installed in PD. It seems if I opened the terminal in Ubuntu VM, the command would try to send to the VM terminal rather than macOS terminal, although it failed. I solved it by canceling the VM software sharing and everything goes fine.

[thshdw]

I'll be installing the latest macOS this week and will test this out. @stefancrain solution should solve the issues. I'll be able to do some testing once I have latest macOS

[suxiaogang]

same issue here.
MacOS 10.13.5 & iTerm2 Build 3.2.0beta5
almost tried everything but still not working. after clicking a ssh address, the screen just switch to iTerm2 but not pasting the ip address and won't connect.

[thshdw]

@suxiaogang There are some applescript changes that should fix iTerm issues. You can see these changes in pull #232

I have a couple more changes that I want to include in 1.30 so I wont get to making a new binary until sometime in July.

If the suggestions from @stefancrain don't work for you you'll have to use macOS terminal until the binary is released.

[borekbb]

In my case it was related to an old iterm2 configuration, deleting the configuration fixed the issue

defaults delete com.googlecode.iterm2

https://www.iterm2.com/faq.html

[LiuSirZ]

I modified "inTerminal" in your configuration file to "current". it worked for me. I hope it helps you.
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