Vault
Import from Tabby
Migrate your existing Tabby Terminal connections and vault into Ternux.
If you are migrating from Tabby Terminal, Ternux can import your connections directly from Tabby's config file.
What gets imported
| Item | Imported |
|---|---|
| SSH connections (host, port, user) | Yes |
| Groups / folders | Yes |
| SSH keys | Yes |
| Passwords (vault) | Yes (re-encrypted in Ternux vault) |
| Terminal appearance settings | Partial |
| Plugins / extensions | No |
How to import
- In Tabby, export your configuration: Settings → Config file → Copy to clipboard (or locate the file at
~/.config/tabby/config.yaml). - In Ternux, go to Settings → Vault → Import from Tabby.
- Paste the Tabby config YAML or click Browse to select the file.
- If the Tabby vault is password-protected, enter the Tabby vault password.
- Click Import.
Ternux will:
- Create connections for every SSH profile found.
- Create groups matching Tabby's folder structure.
- Re-encrypt all secrets using your Ternux vault password.
After importing
Review the imported connections in Connections. Update any connection details that may have changed since your last Tabby export.
Importing does not delete existing Ternux connections. Tabby connections are added alongside any you already have.