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| - | x2goclient-cli was developed for [[http:// | + | ===== Studying X2Go Session Handshake ===== |
| - | There are some issues with it, the biggest problem is that after a session has ended there are still ssh tunnels running between the client and the server. | + | The Perl script x2goclient-cli was developed for [[http:// |
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| + | However, the x2goclient-cli script is very good for studying the X2Go session handshake. It can be found in the [[http:// | ||
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| + | ===== Improving x2goclient-cli ===== | ||
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| + | There are some issues with it, the biggest problem is that after a session has ended there are still ssh tunnels running between the client and the server. | ||
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| + | Using SSH keys to authenticate seems to avoid the problem, see [[: | ||
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| + | If you need to use password authentication, add these lines after the last line in x2goclient-cli | ||
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| + | The above code will work with both password authentication and SSH keys. | ||