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Putty Session Configure is used to create a profile for a given server access. No longer is the saved session available in the "Putty Session Administration" button. A blank registry window pops up with no saved sessions. This worked before recently upgrading to the version listed above.
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Do you see the Putty sessions in Connection-Properties? In SSH you can select your Putty session to use - is that list empty? Which version did you use before? On my test machines everything seems to be ok...
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Perhaps a restart of ASGRD is missing?!? Perhaps just switch between the 2 radio buttons inside the dialog?!?
In the field above "Session" - you can select the stored sessions - is the stored session in this list (combo box)??? Should be all the same (combo box, Administration dialog and Putty itself)
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Can you try to start ASGRD "as Administrator" - because if there are no entries in the DropDown your user can't read the values from registry - but if Putty itself has "stored sessions" it should be there
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A badge is displayed showing that a timer session is running. It's been there for a long time and refers to an inadvertent timer session. How do I find the session so that I can turn off the timer?
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Timer session inside a Putty session? ASGRD just call Putty.exe - so I don't know how to find a specific Putty session
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(07-09-2019, 04:58 PM)ZoyaDibirova Wrote: A badge is displayed showing that a timer session is running. It's been there for a long time and refers to an inadvertent timer session. How do I find the session so that I can turn off the timer?
Hi
like my colleague I don't know whatyou mean with a "timer session". But if its an ssh session on a linux system just type in "w" (+ RET) in a terminal session on the system to list all open sessions and use "pkill" to end unwanted sessions.
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Michael
best regards,
Michael -- michael.scholz@asg.com --