Closed dotbanana closed 1 year ago
Can you attach a copy of a config file that causes this behaviour?
Closing. If this is still a problem, please re-open and supply the requested info.
In the config is nothing but the ssh-commands.
Default.
Take a default two pane config and enter two ssh tunnel as pictured above in each of them in the command field and that's it.
I think that it must have something to do with the SSH-Agent, the program that offers the SSH-keys, stalling the Startup of Terminator.
By now i switched to Tilix which doesn't have this behaviour no matter how many ssh-sessions i open at startup, so for me this is basically solved and can be kept closed.
Starting with empty/default config works.
Describe the bug When using Terminator with SSH in "command", to automatically connect to a remote server at start,it is crashing gnome going back to login-screen. When you login there is nothing. I have to go to ALT+F3 and reboot the PC that way. I found out that when just using a single command for a terminal-tile/window it loads it up even tho there is a tiny moment after starting up that freezes whole Desktop but then works. But when using two commands in two different tiles it locks up completely. I tried using a "sleep X && [Command]" in the config but that does not help.
I use for example such commands: ssh -L 8000:localhost:8000 root@123.123.123.123 -p 1111; bash
It feels like something is locking up while it tries to process the SSH-connection. It would be maybe nice to have something like a "try" option, so that not the whole program (or even the whole Desktop) crashes when a subthread locks up, but should just throw an error.
For me Terminator is unfortunately unusable that way - since i need it to connect fast to multiple remotes at once without having to rearrange terminals every morning.
Expected behavior Terminator opening without crashing Gnome.
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