Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I turned on PuTTY logging. I am using their special characters &Y &M &D and &T to create the log file name. My SuperPutty session opens several windows on the same Linux box. Oftentimes, I get the PuTTY warning box about the use of the same log file i.e. file name collision.
Describe the solution you'd like
Two solutions come to mind:
1) Detect opening of multiple PuTTY sessions on the same host. Have option to slow down openings of multiple sessions on same host.
2) Don't allow multiple sessions to be saved to re-open later. I don't like this idea at all. Option 1 is much better.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Only have a single PuTTY session per host machine saved for later restart.
Turn off PuTTY logging
Open and close PuTTY sessions inside SuperPutty so that multiple sessions are not re-opened on startup.
Open regular PuTTY sessions in the normal way outside of SuperPutty
Additional context
Have submitted a request to the PuTTY team to add a &R special character to the file name feature. The &R would add a random number to the file name to prevent file name collisons.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I turned on PuTTY logging. I am using their special characters &Y &M &D and &T to create the log file name. My SuperPutty session opens several windows on the same Linux box. Oftentimes, I get the PuTTY warning box about the use of the same log file i.e. file name collision.
Describe the solution you'd like Two solutions come to mind: 1) Detect opening of multiple PuTTY sessions on the same host. Have option to slow down openings of multiple sessions on same host. 2) Don't allow multiple sessions to be saved to re-open later. I don't like this idea at all. Option 1 is much better.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Additional context Have submitted a request to the PuTTY team to add a &R special character to the file name feature. The &R would add a random number to the file name to prevent file name collisons.