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How do I get ssh debug info from Tabby when trying to connect? #11835
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I know how to do it from a regular ssh session, but I just had to regenerate some new keys for a host that is requiring ed25519 and my connection is constantly being rejected. If I use the same keys from another session with -vvv it connects fine. If I try to open a new connection from Tabby to the server it gets rejected. I've deleted and recreated the session, re-added the public key to the server etc. etc. How do I get debug info from Tabby? |
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Tabby's SSH backend has a debug log. Fully quit Tabby, then launch it from another terminal with Linux RUST_LOG=debug tabbymacOS RUST_LOG=debug /Applications/Tabby.app/Contents/MacOS/TabbyWindows (PowerShell, from the Tabby installation directory) $env:RUST_LOG="debug"
& .\Tabby.exeTry the failing SSH connection again. The backend log should appear in the terminal you launched Tabby from. This is the maintainer's documented procedure. Before sharing the output, review it for addresses and public keys. |
Tabby's SSH backend has a debug log. Fully quit Tabby, then launch it from another terminal with
RUST_LOG=debug:Linux
macOS
Windows (PowerShell, from the Tabby installation directory)
Try the failing SSH connection again. The backend log should appear in the terminal you launched Tabby from.
This is the maintainer's documented procedure. Before sharing the output, review it for addresses and public keys.