Hi
On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 1:44 PM, Akshay Joshi
<akshay.joshi@enterprisedb.com> wrote:
> Hi Dave
>
> I have implemented SSH Tunneling and integrate it with pgAdmin3. I have
> tested it on Windows, Linux and MAC. Attached is the patch file.
> Please review it and if it looks OK then can you please commit it.
Cool :-)
I found a couple of things on my initial tests on Mac:
- On my first attempt to connect to a server, I opened the properties
dialogue, and enabled SSH Tunneling, specifying the username and host
etc. When I then tried to connect to the server it prompted for the
SSH password, but didn't prompt for a password for the database, so
the connection failed. The second time I tried, it first prompted for
the database password, then then SSH password which worked fine. When
I restarted pgAdmin, it again failed to prompt for the database
password on the first, but not second attempts.
- If I attempt to connect via SSH Tunnel, but cancel when I'm prompted
for a password, the connection attempt proceeds anyway, then fails
first with a valid error message about password auth failing, then
with an "empty" error message about connecting to the (database?)
server.
- When attempting to connect with an identity file, I first get
prompted for a password anyway, then if I just hit return on that
dialogue, I get a message telling me that identity file auth failed
(followed by the same "empty" error message).
Thanks.
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