pasting multiple lines

Hello,

1. Where exactly are you pasting this in our application? Is it in a specific entry type?
2. Are you using Ctrl + V or a specific clipboard feature inside RDM?

Best Regards,

No, i copy commands from notepad++ and right click in my ssh and it removes the s. You can see it in the output above.

Here are the commands I copied:
write erase
delete flash:vlan.dat

here is the output when I right click in RDM:
8081RAD_MDF120_coresw#write erase
Erasing the nvram filesystem will remove all configuration files! Continue? [confirm]d
File system erase is not confirmed or Could not be completed
8081RAD_MDF120_coresw#elete flash:vlan.dat
^
% Invalid input detected at '^' marker.

8081RAD_MDF120_coresw#
8081RAD_MDF120_coresw#
8081RAD_MDF120_coresw#
8081RAD_MDF120_coresw#elete flash:vlan.dat

Hello,

Thanks for the clarifications. We will create a ticket and keep you updated on the progress.

Best Regards,

To clarify, in the example above it removed the d. Thanks for all you guys do.

Hi,

Some servers have buffer overrun problems when receiving multiline paste.

Have you tried modifying the "Separate paste in line groups" setting? It is located in the "Advanced" tab of the SSH Shell entry properties. I suggest checking this setting and setting the "lines" value to 1. The setting just above, "Paste delay" could be increased, but since most lines are executed properly, I think the default 100 ms will be fine.

Let me know if this fixes your problem or not.

Regards.

actually this could be the problem. if a line is pasted but the output doesn't finish before 100ms, might this cause the problem?

Yes, absolutely.

For some servers, pasted text must be separated line by line, otherwise they might drop some characters from their input. If the "Separate paste in line groups" is not checked, then pasted text is separated in approximately 1 kilo bytes block. In the examples you provided, this means that there is no delay between lines because the whole text is less than 1 kb.

On the other hand, some servers accept large multi line text to be sent in one single block without any problem. So there is no "one solution fits all" because separating multiline text line by line with a 100ms delay is crippling for servers that can handle large amount of text being sent. And it is not possible to wait for the output to finish before sending the next line because it is not known if the first line would even cause output in the first place, and it would introduce delays that are not necessary for some servers.

But I think that with the "Separate paste in line groups" checked and the "lines" field set to 1, it should work with a delay of 100ms because it seems to often work on your server with a delay of 0ms.

I am dealing with switches, not servers. I have always been able to past x number of lines with no issues. If this options helps, How can i update all my connections quickly?