It would be nice if penguinet can resize the taskbar/servertabs like in ms windows the taskbar. So it is possible to connected to more servers and keep the overview of all. I have generell the problem that I have to many tabs open. This would solve the problem

When the connection is lost and I click the reconnect button, the window position is reset, and window is place in some default position. If I have some terminal window setup, I always have to correct it after rebooting the device.

It would be great if all the windows and connections had the same border, inherited from the OS, regardless of whether they're attached or not.

Your response to my last question (thanks!) pointed me to the Connection Profiles' Input tab, which has a "Send Backspace as Ctrl-?" option.
When this is turned on, Ctrl-h in emacs (which apparently should invoke help) sends a backspace.
When it's turned off, Ctrl-h invokes help but so does Backspace.
In both cases, direct entry of Ctrl-? seems to do nothing.
Backspace to Delete is an obvious solution, but backspace then doesn't work in the minibuffer (it appears as DEL rather than removing the previous character).

Version: 2.70
Host: Linux
Connection: Serial

When I press 'Enter' in the terminal, it's reflected twice on the Linux console (or uBoot console). I guess the host expects LF but gets CRLF instead.

When highlighting (copy) tabbed code from vi, when you paste tabs are converted to their space equivalent...

searching Not here I required searching funtion becuases I have more then 150 Server added so issue for searching

I work in the NOC that we have to ssh into routers and in the routers we have to ping these routers to get avg responds time..

Example:
ssh 192.168.1.1
192.168.1.1#ping 192.168.2.3
Sending 5, 100-byte ICMP Echos to 192.168.2.3, timeout is 2 seconds:
!!!!!
Success rate is 100 percent (5/5), round-trip min/avg/max = 124/126/128 ms..
We have to do 10 different pings for each router i ssh into.. is there any way your program will support this.. Please Help.

Allow connection window to occupy same Position. It keeps moving the next window until I have to manually move every new window I open in order to see the bottom of the screen.

Showing .. in directory listing allows easier keyboard navigation without having to go for mouse every time I need to go up a directory. I can hit Enter on directories to go into them, but have no keyboard method to get back.

i using secure crt for years. but now i've changed my employer which doesn't have secure crt. now i'm searching for a lower priced alternative.

what i missed...

• real tabs (in a row...like browsers)


• tabs that showing me the status of the session (especially a "activity indicator" for sessions in background!!)

both features are a must have for an old secure crt fan. ;)

The old beheavor of Alt-W was to open the menu (Window), the new behavior varies.

If a connection is open, then it is closed.

If a connection is not present, then it opens the Window menu.

My muscle reflex when switch between windows was to Alt-W (1,2,3,4), however, that is now very counter productive. And there is no other way to "tab" between windows....

Is it possible - to modify the Windows OS to open ssh:// Action-Links with PenguiNet? PenguiNet maybe could install this automatic?

Hi.

We have a team of engineers that wish to use a shared set of profiles. I cannot see any way to share the profiles.pnt between users. Please can you make this happen?

HI,
I tried console to the network devices. It seems PenguiNet skip every 'Questions' automatically.
Is there way to work around this?

Settings are -

Terminal : xterm

Local Echo: off

Flow Control: No Flow control

When connection via Key fails and it offers to fall back to password, it could instead offer to

Install key or
Login with password

http://linux.die.net/man/1/ssh-add

If I try to select an SSH2 key pair for the "Default" session in the connection profiles dialog the setting isn't saved next time I go back into it (dropdown list is just blank).

For me this is a killer ... This ssh client appears to not support a "ssh -N .." mode. Typically useful for when you want to connect but only forward ports behinds the connected server.