ssh client for my x50v

[Otaconda]

Hi all.

Other than putty, what are you guys using for ssh from your PDA's? Putty's telnet emulation works for me, but when I try ssh it freezes the whole device :(

Hi all.

Other than putty, what are you guys using for ssh from your PDA's? Putty's telnet emulation works for me, but when I try ssh it freezes the whole device :(

Pocketputty works just fine to connect to my linux box with ssh on my x50v.

MV

[Rudism]

PocketPuTTY also works for me for SSH to my FreeBSD and MacOSX machines on my X50v (with the exception that I can't launch it from the today screen or else I get no SIP panel)

[plutoniumshore]

sweet! I've been looking for something like this for a while.

[Otaconda]

I wonder why it freezes mine then

Any suggestions?

[yass]

Try PockeTTY in stead. Better than PocketPutty since its still beta and has been for as long as i know.

http://www.dejavusoftware.com/pocketty/index.html

[snackfoo]

On your server, make sure that the LoginGraceTime parameter in /etc/ssh/sshd_config is set to something reasonable. I had mine set to 10 seconds and it would time out while I typed the password, causing PocketPuTTY to hang.

Pocket Putty froze mine for SSH everytime when I first looked at it. Then something happened and it stopped - now it works perfectly!! I'm buggered if I can rememebr what it was, but it was simple I'm sure. Remove it and reinstall - hell - download it again just to make sure, but dopn't give up on its ssh capabilities with trying a few things :approve:

[Doo]

I have tried PockeTTY and PocketPutty as well as some telnet applications costing $100 or more. I would like to use PockeTTY as the price is right but the problem with all of the applications I have tried thus far is that I need the ability to send function keys F1 to F12 to the server I am connecting to.

[Otaconda]

Thanks for all your links and comments folks, I guess I just have to persevere :)