I'm having trouble using cygwin and ssh, connecting to a particular client of
ours.
I can connect okay using ssh clients from remote machines, including my linux
box at home, and PUTTY connects okay from a dos shell also, but, when I
connect with ssh under cygwin, I see this:
Last unsuccessful login: Wed Apr 19 15:40:46 GRNLNDST 2006 on ssh from
b$"$ð=ôð( p
Last login: Wed Apr 19 15:55:05 GRNLNDST 2006 on ssh from ("
ð=<CURSOR IS RIGHT
HERE>
And the terminal just hangs.
When I've captured this to an output file, I see:
Last unsuccessful login: Wed Apr 19 13:35:33 GRNLNDST 2006 on ssh from
b$"$ð=ôð( pp
Last login: Wed Apr 19 15:33:13 GRNLNDST 2006 on ssh from ("ð=
So, it almost seems as if the ^Q is the problem. Except that ^Q means start
transmission, not stop, and no key presses get me out of being stuck, except
for ^D to exit the session.
Any ideas of where I should start looking?
TIA,
Dave in Largo, FL
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