Royal Apps

Hi! Microsoft is currently incorporating OpenSSH into Windows. Link: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/12/microsoft-quietly-snuck-an-ssh-client-and-server-into-the-latest-windows-10/

Let's start using it.

Thanks

I got a response from the Rebex forum: 
https://forum.rebex.net/22511/rebex-ssh-username-and-private-key-no-password?show=22514#a22514

The method to do this would be: 
public void Login(string userName, SshPrivateKey privateKey)

I believe RoyalTS is sending username and a blank password via this method:
public void Login(string userName, string password, SshPrivateKey privateKey)

I have an SSH (rebux) based connection in a folder called "2-linux"

The credential settings of this connection is to use the parent.

Under Security -> General, I have the following settings (PublicKey, OpenSSH, Fingerprint)

The parent folder credentials log in as root, with a random password. Totally random, not related to the password for the servers at all, just generated via RoyalTS and put in there. I dunno why I did that, but I haven't had issues so maybe you could try?

I'm using RoyalTS for Windows version 7.0.50823, and 1Password for Windows 8.10.16

That worked.  So a password is being required even if it isn't used for the connection.  Thank you.

1) Would this be the username of whatever credential is active? I'm not familiar with environment variables with RoyalTS.

2) This should work.

That should work.

Just tried it, and it isn't covering my scenario.  

This is the scenario closest to what I need.

2) If no password is provided (but a private key file), I will call the API overload which doesn't require the password.

The issue is that I am not specifying a private key in RoyalTS.  I am only supplying the "bitnami" username on the authentication screen.  1Password listens on OpenSSH and provides the key information, externally of RoyalTS.

if a username is supplied and password is not supplied, I want you to call the API overload, regardless of whether a key is specified in RoyalTS.

When username and password and key: 
public void Login(string userName, string password, SshPrivateKey privateKey)

When username and password and no key:

public void Login(string userName, string password)

When username and no password and no key:

public void Login(string userName)

When username and no password and key:

public void Login(string userName, SshPrivateKey privateKey)

Therein lies the problem.  If I specify "OpenSSH Agent", it still requires a username and password, although Rebex doesn't send the password[, or the password is ignored by the server being connected to].  This is what Steve Addison found several days ago.

Using OpenSSH Agent

Specifying a credential with username and a complex password [for some reason a short password wouldn't work], allows for 1Password to trigger and allows logging into the server.

Looks like it is just a quirk that I am going to have to live with.  

Thanks for your time looking into the issue.