SSH Terminal Color Hack

.bash_profile

alias ssh="~/.bash/ssh.sh"

.safe_servers

www.example.com
list your safe servers on each newline
This file lives in your home directory (not in ~/.bash)
You need at least one "safe" server in order for the script to function properly

ssh.sh

function onExit {
  osascript ~/.bash/terminal_color.scpt "Pro"
 }

trap onExit EXIT

safe_server=`echo "$@" | grep -i --max-count=1 -f ~/.safe_servers | wc -l`

if [ $safe_server -gt 0 ]; then
  osascript ~/.bash/terminal_color.scpt "SafeRemote"                       
else
  osascript ~/.bash/terminal_color.scpt "Remote"
fi

 /usr/bin/ssh "$@"

terminal_color.scpt

on run argv
  tell application "Terminal" to set current settings of selected tab of window 1 to (first settings set whose name is (item 1 of argv))
end run

-- iTerm2 User?
-- change the ssh.sh script to use colors instead of theme names and use this AppleScript instead:
--
-- on run argv
-- tell application "iTerm" to set background color of current session of current terminal to (item 1 of argv)
-- end run

Such star. Much Bright.