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There's a non-zero chance of your issue to pend isn't really related to ssh_manager, so please make sure that:
Re-read the README installation and configuration guide and follow all of those steps
Verify that $servername_user environment that should contain the password for the remote machine exists in your current shell session: @ echo $servername_user (Where servername and user are matching the entry in ssh_manager storage)
Verify sshpass -p direct connection to remote: @ sshpass -p $servername_user ssh user@remoteip NOTEthat user in $servername_user should be exactly the same as user in ssh user@remoteip
Verify python installation itself: @ python3 -V OR @ python3.x -Vwhere's x is your python release
Checklist:
My issue is not related to connection problemsorI'm aware that my ssh_manager storage and shell environment is fine
Direct connection using sshpass -p is performed, but connection through ssh_manager seems inappropriate
Broken functionality is declared and documented in the README project description
A detailed explanation of the issue goes here
Screenshots, screencasts, and other useful information are welcome
Definitely a
ssh_manager
issueThere's a non-zero chance of your issue to pend isn't really related to
ssh_manager
, so please make sure that:$servername_user
environment that should contain the password for the remote machine exists in your current shell session:@ echo $servername_user
(Where
servername
anduser
are matching the entry in ssh_manager storage)sshpass -p
direct connection to remote:@ sshpass -p $servername_user ssh user@remoteip
NOTE that
user
in$servername_user
should be exactly the same asuser
inssh user@remoteip
@ python3 -V
OR
@ python3.x -V
where's x is your python releaseChecklist:
ssh_manager
storage and shell environment is finesshpass -p
is performed, but connection throughssh_manager
seems inappropriateA detailed explanation of the issue goes here
Screenshots, screencasts, and other useful information are welcome
Some shell are manages to bind itself inside
/usr/local/bin/
instead/usr/bin/
So preventing usage of shellscript even with supported shells due to
https://github.com/LoliPain/ssh_manager/blob/92fd48c65939cf1dcb57578ea778ca5c47d9b1d3/main.py#L23C1-L33
Proper solution will be extend those case clause with
/usr/local/bin
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