This is a converter from mRemoteNG to Remmina.
Right now, the following limited import data (Usernames, Passwords, IPs, and Ports) have been implemented for the following protocols:
Remmina <=== (SSH-2) === mRemoteNG
Remmina <=== (RDP) === mRemoteNG
Remmina <=== (VNC) === mRemoteNG
Passwords are stored in the Default DBus SecretStorage (see https://secretstorage.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) (Rummina understands this)
Remmina and mRemoteNG are the most popular remote connections managers. Remmina is used on Unix hosts, and mRemoteNG on Windows.
Requirements:
sudo apt install python3-pip
pip3 install SecretStorage pycryptodomex
Using:
python3 remmina_mremoteng_conv.py -f <XML file exported from the mRemoteNG>
Several options exits that is available for customization:
-f FILE, --file FILE XML file name exported from the mRemoteNG program
(required)
-d DIRECTORY, --directory DIRECTORY
Directory in which to export the Remmina files. If
none supplied, then the default is used (ex:
/home/<user>/.local/share/remmina) (optional, but the
directory must exist. This is especially handy if you have
configured Remmina to use a different directory)
-gs GROUPSEPARATOR, --groupseparator GROUPSEPARATOR
The separator to be used as to distinguish between
group names and or sub group names. This does not
impact the filename. Default if unset is `/`
(optional, however, you should not change this if you want
tree view layout in Rummina)
-sr SPACEREPLACER, --spacereplacer SPACEREPLACER
Spaces in group, sub-groups, or node names are replace
in files with this character. This does impact only
filenames. Default if unset is `_` (optional)
-gr GROUPREPLACER, --groupreplacer GROUPREPLACER
Group Seperators in group and sub-groups are replace
in files with this character. This does impact only
filenames. Default if unset is `+` (optional)
-o, --overwrite If the files generate exist should be overwritten
(False/True). Default if unset is `False` (optional)
-c, --clearpasswords This option clears the password associated with the
login entry. Default if unset is `False` (optional
If you do want the passwords to be cleared of the current
Rummina passwords. You would need to log out of Linux
before the changes would reflect when this option is set)
This program should be running on the host that has target Remmina installation. The program adds info about the connections to the added to Remmina. Importing data into Remmina via the interface is not necessary. If the passwords do not reflect immediatly (you had Rummina open, etc.) you should log out of Linux and log back in. Check the working passwords then)
You can import one file multiple times. Connections will be merged by group and connection name.
You should run this script from your current user, without sudo
. Otherwise, passwords may be saved for root
but not for you.