Bookmarks in KDE4 konsole

[Anne Wilson]

On Monday 01 June 2009 21:12:39 Klaus Layer wrote:
> On Monday 01 June 2009 11:16:33 Anne Wilson wrote:
> > Hi, Klaus.  It's certainly possible to use bookmarks for remote 
connections, 
> I 
> > use a 'ssh -X' one.  However, there are a number of components to your 
> > command.  It might be useful to create a text list of all the commands you 
> > use for reference, then try to tie down just what konsole is choking on.  
> > Start with a bare login, then add the other parameters one at a time until 
> > you find what is and isn't possible.  Once you have done that, report back 
> > and someone may be able to help you with a work-around.
> > 
> > Anne
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> 
> Hi Anne,
> thank you for your reply. Can you please tell me how you insert parameters 
to 
> an ssh:// bookmark. An example would help me. I tried -X -C in the bookmark 
> string but it did not work.
> 
I'm totally out of my depth here, so can only throw out some thoughts that may 
or may not help.  When I set up the connection to my imap server I 
specified -X.  When I list the bookmark that doesn't show up, but I can 
launch X applications during a connection, so I assume that it was read and 
stored somewhere.  I don't know how you test for whether the other parameters 
are working - compression, for instance.

One thing did make me wonder - your command specifies an application to use.  
Does it try to launch that before getting your password?  If so, have you 
tried using ssh with passphrase and keychain?

That's about all I can think of for now.  As I said, I only use it at a fairly 
simplistic level, with -X, but I use it with an without keychain, on 
different boxes.

Anne
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