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hang on connecting - how to troubleshoot?

Open anthonymobile opened this issue 6 years ago • 8 comments

on OSX, can't seem to connect to any of various hosts, rtop just sits at the "-- connecting..." status. is there a log or any verbose/debugging options to see what's going on under the hood?

anthonymobile avatar Sep 02 '18 14:09 anthonymobile

Nope, although there should be. This usually happens when you're unable to connect, either because of a missing ssh key or authentication problems with your ssh agent. I'll see what I can do.

tomas avatar Sep 02 '18 14:09 tomas

ok, maybe i can monitor the ssh agent then. ill look at that

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anthonymobile avatar Sep 02 '18 14:09 anthonymobile

Ok, just pushed a small update. Try running the new version and see if it works. :)

tomas avatar Sep 02 '18 14:09 tomas

last commit showing is still 28 april. did you push to master?

its confusing. im able to successfully ssh using the same machine w/ no issues. e.g. this works w/ passwordless ssh -p 7307 [email protected] none of these do rtop -u anthony -p 7307 192.168.1.200 rtop -u anthony -p 7307 192.168.1.200 -k ~/.ssh/id_rsa rtop -p 7307 [email protected]

anthonymobile avatar Sep 02 '18 18:09 anthonymobile

Yikes, you're right. I published without pulling first the latest changes on Github (that address that issue). Try again using version 0.4.6.

(And sorry for the goofyness, haha)

tomas avatar Sep 02 '18 20:09 tomas

i must be doing something really wrong as i am still getting 'all configured authentication methods failed' regardless of what hosts, keys, flags i use. i suspect a permissions problem somewhere but not sure where to look. sorry to bug you and thanks for the help

anthonymobile avatar Sep 05 '18 16:09 anthonymobile

Are you able to ssh to the host(s) normally without any problems?

tomas avatar Sep 05 '18 16:09 tomas

yes. its only rtop. i could probably figure this out on my own if i could get some diagnostics but there's nothing in the syslog as far as i can see and rtop isnt saying much. any ideas?

anthonymobile avatar Sep 05 '18 16:09 anthonymobile