Scott Steeves

Many thanks! It works perfectly.

Awesome. Thanks!

I set those settings. See attached image 1_settings.png. I then created a new SSH session, entered Host, Account and Passphrase. See attached image 2_session.png. I logged in. I then logged out, and closed the window. I clicked on File... and the MRU entry for that new entry. The password field is already filled in. See attached image 3_login.png. I clicked the OK button and I connected. I then logged out and closed Poderosa. options.conf contains: org.poderosa.protocols { retainPassphrase=True cipherAlgorithmOrder=AES256CTR;AES256;AES192CTR;AES192;AES128CTR;AES128;Blowfish;TripleDES...

I set those settings. See attached image 1_settings.png. I then created a new SSH session, entered Host, Account and Passphrase. See attached image 2_session.png. I logged in. I then logged out, and closed the window. I clicked on File... and the MRU entry for that new entry. The password field is already filled in. See attached image 3_login.png. I clicked the OK button and I connected. I then logged out and closed Poderosa. options.conf contains: org.poderosa.protocols { retainPassphrase=True cipherAlgorithmOrder=AES256CTR;AES256;AES192CTR;AES192;AES128CTR;AES128;Blowfish;TripleDES...

I set these, created a new SSH connected to a new host, and logged in. I then exited Poderosa and started it again. When I attempted to log into that host I got the same error, "User authentication failed"

Per this old discussion, https://sourceforge.net/p/poderosa/discussion/455997/thread/ee29663d/#ebe5, I changed org.poderosa.protocols.readSerializedPassword and org.poderosa.protocols.savePassword to True. I then created a new SSH connection and entered the password and logged in. I then exited Poderosa, started it again and selected that site from the MRU list. I immediately got "User authentication failed." I also tried setting the PlainText option to true, but that didn't help. Do saved password...