Manually changed session file can not open

Yuliang Wu - Wed 22/10/2014 16:12:32 CEST +0200

If I change the content of the session file, for example the portforwarding, the session can no longer be loaded. I need to create session files using script.

Leo - Wed 22/10/2014 16:20:36 CEST +0200

Maybe there is something special with your windows installation ?
Personally I do file modifications every day without any problem. And it works fine.

Yuliang - Wed 22/10/2014 19:37:39 CEST +0200

If I use Kitty to modify a session, after each modification, open the session file with notepad, I can see the "password" entry changes, if I manually change that entry, the file is no longer loadable.

Yuliang - Wed 22/10/2014 20:53:17 CEST +0200

to give a more specific example:

if I change this line
HostName\10.10.10.10\
to
HostName\10.10.10.11\

The session will not be loadable anymore

Cyd - Wed 22/10/2014 21:33:18 CEST +0200

You can't change the password directly because it is encrypted.
If you use password authentication you can't change the host neither because encrypted password is the result of a mix of the password AND the host.

Yuliang - Wed 22/10/2014 21:59:06 CEST +0200

Even if I don't put any password in the session, the password entry is not blank.
I believe the password entry is the result of all the strings mix in the session file, even a single character change of the file will make it different.
If my guess is right, then I can't edit the session file to reflect changes of configurations, then KiTTY is of no use to me.
SecureCRT/Xshell config file can be changed easily, though I can't use them since they're licensed.

Cyd - Thu 23/10/2014 08:38:13 CEST +0200

No
The password is the result of password and host mix only.
If you don't use password authentication you can easily modify your session file directly. Can you send me your file to test it ? Maybe there is a wrong charset encoding.

Yuliang - Thu 23/10/2014 15:56:52 CEST +0200

Sure. I can send you a test session file.
In the session file, I defined the host, ssh tunnel and auto-command "pwd".
I manually change "pwd" to "ls", then the session file can't be load anymore.
How can I send you the test file by the way?

Cyd - Thu 23/10/2014 16:58:15 CEST +0200

You can join me through the 'Contact' menu item above.

Yuliang - Thu 23/10/2014 22:18:36 CEST +0200

I guess I know what's wrong.
I was using wordpad to edit the file as it's easier to view(it recognize the new line). I guess wordpad will change some format control character.
I tried with notepad and it works, even host can be changed!
Thanks Cyd for the consultation.

BTW, I really didn't find a way to attach file in "contact" page.

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