Show SSH error messages sent by server

Hello Marcel,

If your goal is to see these kinds of logs, you can configure the log tab of your SSH entry to either log these events to a file, or to log them directly in the terminal, which might make it easier to debug these kinds of issues in your case. I would also recommend setting verbose to 2, as I believe this kind of information won't show if it`s set to 0.

You can also pair it with the disconnect action setting so you can keep the terminal opened even if it disconnects, so you can have time to see these logs.

Let me know if this helps you.

Regards,

Hello.

Thanks for the hint, but:

1. That conflict with our global logging option configured on all sessions.
2. Why not display a meaningful error instead of just a generic error ?

Cheers.
Marcel

I understand the limitation in this case.

I've discussed this with our terminal expert, and good news, it should definitely be possible to improve the handling of possible errors when first establishing the connection. We've opened a ticket to improve this. It will require a rework of how we handle these errors, but he has an idea of how to achieve this which is a good first step.

As a note, when the terminal disconnects after the initial authentication process, it's much more difficult to have appropriate error messages as there's no clear identifier from the server as to why the client was disconnected. So, on that aspect, we won't be changing the behavior for now.

Regards,

Hello.

Great news thank you!

Marcel