Autotype @ in bash - Windows 10 1607

[L1512191]

Hi,

I'm trying to autotype ssh login, using bash in Windows 10 v1607 with KeePass v2.x

It works in notepad and CMD but for some reason, the @ is not being typed in bash.

String = ssh{USERNAME}@{URL}{ENTER}{PASSWORD}{ENTER}

or if you're lazy:

String = {WIN}run{ENTER}{DELAY 500}bash{ENTER}{DELAY 500}ssh{USERNAME}@{URL}{ENTER}{PASSWORD}{ENTER}

I have solved it partialy by invoking the first command "ssh user@host" in a shell script. Using autotype to run the script, and then typing the password.

But, creating a script for each server I'm connecting to is not practical. So I would like to solve the autotype @ to bash issue.

Any ideas?

[wellread1]

In the Windows bash console on Windows 10 v1607 using KeePass 2.34

I can auto-type a keystroke sequence such as

ssh {USERNAME}@{URL}

where:

USERNAME is a value such as wellread1
URL is a domain_name

It appears in the bash console as:

ssh wellread1@domain_name

[wellread1]

The bash console window is not compatible with Two-channel auto-type obfuscation (TCATO). Although, it seems unlikely that this could be the cause of your difficulty, because auto-type disruption caused by TCATO incompatiblity is usually more severe than just dropping a single character.

[L1512191]

Updated from v2.28 to v2.34 solved it. Thanks =)