Just wondering if there is a fix for the ssh/telnet
login applet?
I haven't been able to use it for quite a while now .
The ssh window comes up but just hangs there...I don't
get a console prompt. Ive tried it with a couple
different browsers. Netscape and Explorer....neither
worked.
Logged In: YES
user_id=129364
I don't think there is anything wrong with the applet, as I
have used
it in SSH mode with no problems on many different browsers.
Does it
work in telnet mode? Also, is there maybe a firewall
blocking your
SSH login from the system you are running the web browser on?
Logged In: NO
I'm using Debian Woody, Webmin 1.0. I've used netscape 6.2,
explorer, AOL, Mozilla, and konqueror. It does the same
thing on all of them. After I login all I get is a blinking
curser..nothing else.
Also i can' make changes to the module config. Who should
webmin be running as?
Logged In: NO
I have the same issue. Redhat 8. Shows the SSH header
after the login window and just freezes. Tried different
security settings. Set IE 6 to consider it a trusted site and I
see no Java restrictions. No firewall probem as the same
machine can use Putty to connect to the SSH just fine.
Logged In: NO
Argh...the 'edit' 'copy' feature in the terminal window
doesn't appear to work. But I guess that's another issue...
Tried Netscape 4.7 and same results:
SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_3.4pl
#
(Basically a frozen cursor and the SSH identifier. Can't free
it up and have to disconnect.) Putty still connects fine
from the same box.
Logged In: NO
Actually I think i figured it out. It doesn't seem to like
SSH2. I reconfigured SSHD to accept SSH1 connections and
made an SSH1 key and it works fine now.
Thanks for the help
Joe
Logged In: NO
Upgraded server from RH7 to RH8 and upgraded webmin/usermin
at same time and now ssh app fails, just cursor, no login
prompt. In server logs I get:
sshd[2192]: Did not receive identification string from
192.168.10.37
sshd is set for both ssh1 and ssh2, putty works fine.
Logged In: YES
user_id=196655
I have this problem too...
The WebMin-Machine is a SuSe 8.1 machine.
I've tested it with 3 different computers and always the same
result...
I made a test with the java-console open and got a
OutOfMemoryException (or something equal)
, but I think this isn't an issue with the hardware of the client-
machine (one of the test-machines has got 1GB of RAM).
Logged In: NO
Turns out you need to make sure you have ssh1 enabled with
ssh. Default is ssh2
Protocol 1,2
# HostKeys for protocol version 2
HostKey /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key
HostKey /etc/ssh/ssh_host_dsa_key
# Hostkey for protocol version 1
HostKey /etc/ssh/ssh_host_key