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Just to be sure, could you please hit Also, this doesn't look like the regular PuTTY icon to me, what variant is it? |
You are correct in that it's not the standard PuTTY. It is KiTTY (http://www.9bis.net/kitty/). 0.66.6.3p Here are the
I double checked I could launch C:\KiTTY\PUTTY.EXE 192.168.1.2 via command line and connect. I then grabbed putty.exe from http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html and replaced the kitty version with the official putty.exe version 0.67. I then clicked Unfortunately repeating the steps above (Steps to reproduce) does not result in a putty session launch. Here are the
Note they are the same. This wasn't a copy paste error. |
Confirmed, it will be fixed in the next release. Meanwhile, may you need a workaround you can reference your |
Thanks! Workaround confirmed. |
Looks like the same issue is happening with the WinSCP package. I can launch a WinSCP session via tab then IP if it's an |
Yes, I forgot to mention that, these packages share the same code base so they have the same lack of feature: |
Corrected in v2.9.6 |
Confirmed v2.9.6 corrects issue. |
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I am unable to launch putty with an IP argument via tab.
Steps to reproduce:
Using Windows 10 with keypirinha-x64-portable. Version 2.9.5. PuTTY package is enabled.
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