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hello, an error when I click the Authenticate button. #24

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jackjieYYY opened this issue Jul 11, 2020 · 5 comments
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hello, an error when I click the Authenticate button. #24

jackjieYYY opened this issue Jul 11, 2020 · 5 comments

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@jackjieYYY
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jackjieYYY commented Jul 11, 2020

I am using the Binary file: sshwifty_0.2.3-beta-release_linux_amd64.tar.gz and running on Debian 10.

please have a check, thanks!

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@nirui
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nirui commented Jul 11, 2020

I think the primary cause (that I know of) of the problem has already been explained in README.md.

Have you tried to resolve the problem base on the information inside the README?

@jackjieYYY
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hello, Thanks for your reply. here is the same error when I using the Docker version.

$ docker run --detach
--restart=always
--publish 8182:8182
--name sshwifty
niruix/sshwifty:latest

and this is the screenshot:

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and about the README I would read again.

thank you anyway.

@jackjieYYY
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I think the primary cause (that I know of) of the problem has already been explained in README.md.

Have you tried to resolve the problem base on the information inside the README?

Why I got error "TypeError: Cannot read property 'importKey' of undefined"
It's usually because your web browser does not support WebCrypt API, or the support has been disabled.

If you're using Google Chrome, please connect Sshwifty with HTTPS. Chrome will disable WebCrypt and many other APIs when the connection is not safe.

Thank you, I would try to use https.

@nirui
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nirui commented Jul 11, 2020

Yeah, I saw that you're using Chrome and the connection was "Insecure". Which is the exact scenario described in the README.

To put it simple, the solution should be simply enable HTTPS. You can refer other sections in the README to learn how.

@jackjieYYY
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Yeah, I saw that you're using Chrome and the connection was "Insecure". Which is the exact scenario described in the README.

To put it simple, the solution should be simply enable HTTPS. You can refer other sections in the README to learn how.

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