Michael Albinus <[email protected]> writes:
Joel Reicher <[email protected]> writes:
As per `ssh -V`, I'm running `OpenSSH_for_Windows 8.6p1,
LibreSSL 3.4.3`. To help answer questions about whether Tramp
is receiving a response from ssh, I've attached traces of a
successful connection when OTP is disabled, then a failed
connection when OTP is enabled, as well as a snapshot of my
SSHD log showing the incoming connections.
I should probably jump in at this point and say I'm in a
position to test with the MS-supplied version of OpenSSH also.
Not so long ago I "simplified" my setup to use this instead of
plink, but with authorized keys so as to avoid some of the
problems reported on this thread. It would be great to figure
this out, so please let me know if there's anything I should
try.
I have the impression, that the sshx connection on MS Windows
refuses to show sshd requests. Could you confirm this? Does this
ask you for a password, if you have configured the remote sshd
to do so?
If I try to do something like /sshx:foo@bar: where foo is a user
that doesn't exist, Emacs hangs. Doing "ssh foo@bar" in a Windows
terminal gets to the password prompt as expected though.
Are you able to install the google authenticator on the remote
side, and to use it with Tramp's sshx method from MS Windows?
I have no experience with installing google authenticator on a
server, but I'll look into doing this.
Cheers,
- Joel
