both implementations jsh and sshj dont use the agent

OK, maybe we should have a dialog to ask for username and/or password?

Fire up JavaFX during the deployment phase?

If you supply both, it's headless, else it asks?

hmmz I just added a commandline asker 🙂

I am going to do this 2 shot

try once without a passphrase or anything, just the naive way, this will work if you dont have a passphrase

the second shot will ask for a passphrase. Problem is if you have a passphrase you have to have the private file too

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this is the one that works from my win10 machine to the my raspberry (ronsmits.org runs on a raspberrypi)

instead of

ssh.loadKeys(s, passphrase)

you can also do

ssh.loadKeys(s, new PasswordFinder{..})

problem with that one is that it will not run when using the intellij terminal as it is not a console

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getting input from console

I've seen console input through the IntelliJ terminal as well, wonder what it would take to support it. If no console is available it could fall back to UI perhaps?

you can have a list of providers. so we could let it drop through

@edvin would you use tornadofx for the popup? or straight javafx? I could do it in swing .........

@ron Definitely vanilla JavaFX 🙂

ok....

let me see if I can remember that 🙂

I might just actually use scenebuilder for this

Hehe 🙂

I started using javafx about a year ago and switched to tornadofx real fast

btw I can load several providers without problem 🙂

which makes it a bit easier

did not do much today, been working in and around the house

OK, cool! If you want to just draw the UI I can create it in JavaFX if you like.

I've mostly been working at the cabin, and started playing with a Keyboard/KeyCap Node, just for fun 🙂

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You can probably just use a JavaFX Dialog for that even.