See the commands AirSCP ran

AirSCP is a window on top of the ssh tools of macOS. The command log shows every command it ran for a host, as a line you can copy and run yourself.

Steps

  1. Select a host and choose View ▸ Show Command Log (⌥⌘L), or click Command Log in the toolbar.
  2. Each line shows the command, a tick or a cross for how it ended, and the time. Error output is under it.
  3. Copy puts the command lines on the clipboard. Clear empties the log.
The command log under the panes, with three ssh commands

Tips

  • A command that runs again (for example a refresh) moves down instead of being listed twice.
  • The log is handy when something fails: Details in an error shows ssh’s own words too.