Add SSH jump point while setting up SSH-Profiles

[IsCoelacanth]

there's no option to add a jump point when setting up a SSH profile.
Am I missing something or is this option not available yet?

[felixse]

like this? https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/SSH_jump_host

Not supported in the profile gui right now, but you could try it with the quick launch dialog (it supports ssh commands)

[IsCoelacanth]

I keep getting this when I try to start it from the quick launch dialog. doesn't happen when I don't mention DynamicJumps or specify a port.

command ssh -p #### -J jump@jumppoint target@targetpoint

CreateProcessW failed error:2
posix_spawn: No such file or directory

[maxhora]

@IsCoelacanth Seems a known issue related to OpenSSH itself,

Could you please try to run above command in the quick launch dialog with full path to ssh.exe like below:

C:\Windows\System32\OpenSSH\ssh.exe -p #### -J jump@jumppoint target@targetpoint

[IsCoelacanth]

hey @maxhora that gave a new error/pop-up

some (perhaps useful) more info:
System Windows-10 1909, build 18363.720

[maxhora]

@IsCoelacanth please check the correct full path to ssh.exe at your machine with where ssh and try to use it. Probably, the location of ssh.exe is different on your machine.

[IsCoelacanth]

@maxhora I've verified it, it's the same path, and there's not other install of SSH anywhere as well.

right now as a workaround I'm using a wsl shell and its ssh to use jumps, be a lot better if I didn't have to.

[maxhora]

@IsCoelacanth have you tried to run the same command in standard cmd.exe shell window, not in Fluent?

[IsCoelacanth]

yeah, getting the same CreateProcessW failed error:2 posix_spawn: No such file or directory error. Looks like openssh doesn't work with ports and Jumps, normal SSH without specifying ports and jump seems to work.

[maxhora]

@IsCoelacanth thanks for checking, closing the issue as it is not related to Fluent.
Please check following discussion microsoft/vscode-remote-release#18 (comment) to get it fixed locally (hopefully)