11-17-2014, 05:53 AM
Well, here are some feedbacks about what you suggested, Mangix:
- I have installed CygWin's OpenSSH listening on port 1022TCP. Seems to be working OK, but keypressing on this screen is ignored in remote SSH sessions.
- I have installed CygWin's Screen, and it seems to be working (mostly) OK, but I have the same problem with keypressing, so I can not know [s]tatus nor [q]uit the program (Ctrl+C leaves sometimes the process running in background :-P ).
I have checked with this SSH clients (I think all of them are in their latest version):
- Putty.
- GNU SSH command line tool (included in modern Ubuntu, for example).
- Bitvise SSH Client.
How did you solve the keypressing issue?
And, if possible, please give me the link to that stupid issue with OpenSSH Server on CygWin (I have had my problems too, and wanna know).
Thanks you.
- I have installed CygWin's OpenSSH listening on port 1022TCP. Seems to be working OK, but keypressing on this screen is ignored in remote SSH sessions.
- I have installed CygWin's Screen, and it seems to be working (mostly) OK, but I have the same problem with keypressing, so I can not know [s]tatus nor [q]uit the program (Ctrl+C leaves sometimes the process running in background :-P ).
I have checked with this SSH clients (I think all of them are in their latest version):
- Putty.
- GNU SSH command line tool (included in modern Ubuntu, for example).
- Bitvise SSH Client.
How did you solve the keypressing issue?
And, if possible, please give me the link to that stupid issue with OpenSSH Server on CygWin (I have had my problems too, and wanna know).
Thanks you.