ssh error

[shenmingming]

Run init provider command: ssh - oStrictHostKeyChecking=no -p ${PORT} ${EXTRA_FLAGS} "${HOST}" sh -c ""if [ $(id -ru) -eq 0 ]; then exit 0; fi; if (! mkdir -p $(dirname ${AGENT_PATH}) || [ ! -w $(dirname ${AGENT_PATH}) ]) && ! sudo -nl >/dev/null; then echo $AGENT_PATH is not writable, passwordless sudo or root user required; exit 1; fi; if ! command -v ${DOCKER_PATH} >/dev/null && ! sudo -nl >/dev/null; then echo $DOCKER_PATH not found, passwordless sudo or root user required; exit 1; fi "" if [ $? != 0 ]; then

&2 echo "Unexpected non-zero ssh exit &2 echo "Please make sure you have configured the correct SSH host" &2 echo "and the following command can be executed on your system:" &2 echo ssh -oStrictHostKeyChecking=no -p "${PORT}" "${HOST}" exit 1 fi "ssh": executable file not found in $PATH Unexpected non-zero ssh exit code Please make sure you have configured the correct SSH host and the following command can be executed on your system: ssh -oStrictHostKeyChecking=no -p 22 root@ip exit status 1 init github.com/loftsh/devpod/cmd/provider.initProvider

[shenmingming]

[pascalbreuninger]

Hi @shenmingming , thank you for opening the issue. I assume you're using the SSH provider, how would you connect to it without DevPod?

[shenmingming]

Hello, the local computer (windows 10) installed Devpod client, want to connect through SSH, the local and the current SSH host have installed OpenSSH, mutual access is through, the following exceptions are reported: Extra Flags Extra flags to pass to the SSH command. Enter Extra Flags Agent options Add Provider Set as default "ssh": executable file not found in $PATH Unexpected non-zero ssh exit code Please make sure you have configured the correct SSH host and the following command can be executed on your system: ssh -oStrictHostKeyChecking=no -p 22 root@IP init: exit status I hope you can help me. Thank you

[pascalbreuninger]

are you sure ssh is accessible from your $PATH? What happens if you type ssh in the regular command line?

[shenmingming]

The first image is SSH accessed from a local computer, and the second image is SSH accessed from an external IP address

[pascalbreuninger]

Alright, thank you. I will need to investigate a bit more then, might be related to other windows ssh problems

[shenmingming]

Thank you. You can try using the Devpod Windows client to SSH connect on your own. We look forward to your reply.

[shenmingming]

Do you need to install a development environment for Go?

[pascalbreuninger]

Not if you downloaded the CLI/Desktop app

[pascalbreuninger]

@shenmingming are you still experiencing this problem with newer versions of DevPod?