Well, there are so many things that can be improved. And there are the two solutions for the problem mentioned above.
- martin
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- selnomeria
Many thanks, for the case of portable use, I'll look into Pageant docs. Hope it's easy instruction to do.
But why WinSCP doesn't have a simple way to pass the ssh-key location by parameter to PuTTY? So, avoiding the Pageant middleman.
But why WinSCP doesn't have a simple way to pass the ssh-key location by parameter to PuTTY? So, avoiding the Pageant middleman.
- martin
Re: How to pass session to KITTY, but using SSH-key, not Password-based
There are two ways to configure KiTTY in WinSCP:
1) With use of registry – In this mode all relevant settings, including the key, is transferred to KiTTY.
2) In portable mode – In this mode the key is not transferred. But you can load the key to Pageant to make it available both for WinSCP and PuTTY/KiTTY:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_pageant
1) With use of registry – In this mode all relevant settings, including the key, is transferred to KiTTY.
2) In portable mode – In this mode the key is not transferred. But you can load the key to Pageant to make it available both for WinSCP and PuTTY/KiTTY:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_pageant
- selnomeria
How to pass session to KITTY, but using SSH-key, not Password-based
At this moment, we can integrate & open the sessions in PuTTY. But when we followed exact steps described here:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/integration_putty#kitty
it does not work if we connect to site with SSH-Key based authorization inside WinSCP, and then try to open the session in KiTTY.
Any help?
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/integration_putty#kitty
it does not work if we connect to site with SSH-Key based authorization inside WinSCP, and then try to open the session in KiTTY.
Any help?