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Can't open file transfer - v1.5

raul1ro opened this issue · comments

Describe the bug
Can't pass the login prompt at file transfer.
I have a SSH session saved. I right click on it and select File Transfer. It opens a new tab with login prompt. Write the credentials and press OK. The login prompt reappear. I can't pass the login prompt.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Right click on saved session.
  2. Click on File Transfer
  3. Write credentials and press OK.
  4. The login prompt appears again.

Expected behavior
It should go further.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

  • OS: Windows 11 Pro 64bit - version 22H2 - build 22621.1265
  • Version SuperPutty: 1.5 32bit
  • Version Putty: 0.77 64bit (same for pscp)
commented

On SCP if server use certificate - got error auth.

If connect over winscp - no transfer certificate settings.

On SCP if server use certificate - got error auth.

@SlalomJohn Your issue seems to be different than the OP. Are you using Putty 0.78 / 0.79 snapshot?

0.78 added, "PuTTY 0.78, released today, is a feature release. Its major new feature is support for OpenSSH's certificate system. PuTTY can now present certified user keys to an SSH server, and you can configure one or more trusted CAs so that it will automatically accept host keys signed by them."

commented

Not this.
I got error
FATAL ERROR: No supported authentication methods available (server sent: publickey)
Putty latest 0.79 and test 0.78 - got error
Look images:
=super putty 01
=super putty 02

WinScp got the same error...

@SlalomJohn Authentication errors wouldn't be Superputty's realm, it would be putty / pscp. WinScp is based upon Putty's code, as well/

As well, is your version of 0.79 from after May 5 (I think it was)? If the server you're connecting to uses OpenSSH 7.7 or earlier, you need a 0.79 build from after that... 6.0.3 beta of WinSCP, to be released soon, will also have that fix. I forgot to mention that this is only the case if you are using openSSH certificates.

commented

oh.... look -

  1. Putty work with ssh keys if alone
  2. WinSCP work with ssh keys if alone
  3. WinSCP NOT work over superputty - got auth error (SuperPutty don't transfer ssh key settings to WinSCP)...

I show screenshots - it's integrated functions in SuperPutty - file transfer over WinSCP!
If server not allow auth with password (auth only ssh key) - superputty can't connect to server over WinSCP - it not translate ssh key to WinSCP!
If server allow auth with key and password - WinSCP ask password and perfectly connect to server...

P.S. sorry for my bad english....

@SlalomJohn Ah, thanks for the description. It works fine for me, with servers which don't use OpenSSH certs. It has issues with those that use OpenSSH certs .

Looking at the SuperPutty logs, it doesn't seem to be loading the profile in the command line options to WinSCP.