Brandan Haines

Thank you so much Iwasa! I can confirm this is working with AL 2023!

Hello! Long time Poderosa user here! AWS released a new version of their linux (AL2023 or Amazon Linux 2023). It seems Poderosa is unable to connect to these for some reason. All it says is a popup of "Connection error" and "User authentication failed". I am able to connect via Putty using exact same user/DNS/Auth Key. Any ideas?

Sorry for the delay. Yes the "Unblock" on the zip addressed the issue. Thank you.

Maybe I'm missing something here, and if I am, sorry for the stupid question. I believe that all I have to do for the install is to extract the Poderosa folder out of the bin.zip and run Poderosa.exe. When I ry to run it in this way, I get a big Poderosa window with multiple "Assembly XXX was not able to be loaded." messages (Granados.dll, Poderosa.Core.dll, etc.) I do not have any such issues in 4.3.16

I have been trying to figure this out for a while with no luck, so hopefuly someone will see this and point me in the right direction. Today, the way I open my sessions is to go to: File -> Open Shortcut File -> Double-click or click on .gts file then open. In all cases, this presents me with the "SSH Login" window with the following details: Host <host> Connection SSH2 Account <account> Authentication PublicKey Encoding iso-8859-1 Passphrase <none/blank> Private Key <keyfile> I then hit "OK" and...

Nevermind! I just figured this out myself. Posting for others: Ctrl-Tab does exactly what I was looking for.

I know that you can use a combination of "Alt-#" (e.g. Alt-1) to switch to that tab. However, I very often have more than nine tabs open. Is there another keyboard control/hotkey to switch between tabs so I can jump around between them if I have more than nine open?

I'm not sure where else to post this and maybe it's something really simple or some...