How do I stop Kitty from doing naughty AutoRelogin after resuming from Windows Sleep? I recall my Putty...
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I recently switched from Putty to Kitty (on windows7) and now I notice that after Windows Resumes from Standby/Sleep that it Automatically logs me in again.
I see in the SSH kitty shell window:
Using username "myusername".
myusername@myip's password:
Send automatic password
I have configured KITTY to use files instead of Windows Registry and am using the kitty_portable.exe binary. I have logging enabled but I always have "OMIT known password fields" CHECKED. So I would like to know WHERE is my PASSWORD being CACHED? And how can I disable this feature so that my password is no longer cached? Under Connection->DATA there is nothing set for Auto-login username and when username is not specified its set to PROMPT. Auto-login password is also NOT set. So would appreciate any help to disable password caching.
windows-7 ssh putty sleep kitty
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I recently switched from Putty to Kitty (on windows7) and now I notice that after Windows Resumes from Standby/Sleep that it Automatically logs me in again.
I see in the SSH kitty shell window:
Using username "myusername".
myusername@myip's password:
Send automatic password
I have configured KITTY to use files instead of Windows Registry and am using the kitty_portable.exe binary. I have logging enabled but I always have "OMIT known password fields" CHECKED. So I would like to know WHERE is my PASSWORD being CACHED? And how can I disable this feature so that my password is no longer cached? Under Connection->DATA there is nothing set for Auto-login username and when username is not specified its set to PROMPT. Auto-login password is also NOT set. So would appreciate any help to disable password caching.
windows-7 ssh putty sleep kitty
edited Nov 27 at 18:20
JakeGould
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asked Feb 17 at 7:57
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"KiTTY is a fork of the original PuTTY software, with loads of new features including a portable version that saves all of your sessions and settings into an INI file in the same folder."
– Tyson
Feb 17 at 12:52
I'm running with the only thing in Kitty.ini is savemode=dir and I don't see any passwords or password hashes inside any of the session files.
– htfree
Feb 18 at 6:58
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I recently switched from Putty to Kitty (on windows7) and now I notice that after Windows Resumes from Standby/Sleep that it Automatically logs me in again.
I see in the SSH kitty shell window:
Using username "myusername".
myusername@myip's password:
Send automatic password
I have configured KITTY to use files instead of Windows Registry and am using the kitty_portable.exe binary. I have logging enabled but I always have "OMIT known password fields" CHECKED. So I would like to know WHERE is my PASSWORD being CACHED? And how can I disable this feature so that my password is no longer cached? Under Connection->DATA there is nothing set for Auto-login username and when username is not specified its set to PROMPT. Auto-login password is also NOT set. So would appreciate any help to disable password caching.
windows-7 ssh putty sleep kitty
edited Nov 27 at 18:20
JakeGould
30.8k1093137
asked Feb 17 at 7:57
htfree
163
I recently switched from Putty to Kitty (on windows7) and now I notice that after Windows Resumes from Standby/Sleep that it Automatically logs me in again.
I see in the SSH kitty shell window:
Using username "myusername".
myusername@myip's password:
Send automatic password
I have configured KITTY to use files instead of Windows Registry and am using the kitty_portable.exe binary. I have logging enabled but I always have "OMIT known password fields" CHECKED. So I would like to know WHERE is my PASSWORD being CACHED? And how can I disable this feature so that my password is no longer cached? Under Connection->DATA there is nothing set for Auto-login username and when username is not specified its set to PROMPT. Auto-login password is also NOT set. So would appreciate any help to disable password caching.
windows-7 ssh putty sleep kitty
windows-7 ssh putty sleep kitty
edited Nov 27 at 18:20
JakeGould
30.8k1093137
asked Feb 17 at 7:57
htfree
163
edited Nov 27 at 18:20
JakeGould
30.8k1093137
asked Feb 17 at 7:57
htfree
163
edited Nov 27 at 18:20
JakeGould
30.8k1093137
edited Nov 27 at 18:20
JakeGould
30.8k1093137
edited Nov 27 at 18:20
JakeGould
30.8k1093137
30.8k1093137
asked Feb 17 at 7:57
htfree
163
asked Feb 17 at 7:57
htfree
163
asked Feb 17 at 7:57
htfree
163
163
"KiTTY is a fork of the original PuTTY software, with loads of new features including a portable version that saves all of your sessions and settings into an INI file in the same folder."
– Tyson
Feb 17 at 12:52
I'm running with the only thing in Kitty.ini is savemode=dir and I don't see any passwords or password hashes inside any of the session files.
– htfree
Feb 18 at 6:58
add a comment |
"KiTTY is a fork of the original PuTTY software, with loads of new features including a portable version that saves all of your sessions and settings into an INI file in the same folder."
– Tyson
Feb 17 at 12:52
I'm running with the only thing in Kitty.ini is savemode=dir and I don't see any passwords or password hashes inside any of the session files.
– htfree
Feb 18 at 6:58
"KiTTY is a fork of the original PuTTY software, with loads of new features including a portable version that saves all of your sessions and settings into an INI file in the same folder."
– Tyson
Feb 17 at 12:52
"KiTTY is a fork of the original PuTTY software, with loads of new features including a portable version that saves all of your sessions and settings into an INI file in the same folder."
– Tyson
Feb 17 at 12:52
I'm running with the only thing in Kitty.ini is savemode=dir and I don't see any passwords or password hashes inside any of the session files.
– htfree
Feb 18 at 6:58
I'm running with the only thing in Kitty.ini is savemode=dir and I don't see any passwords or password hashes inside any of the session files.
– htfree
Feb 18 at 6:58
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You can disable password auto saving.
Add these lines to your kitty.ini configuration file (it should in the same directory where your kitty.exe is):
[KiTTY]
userpasssshnosave=yes
answered Nov 27 at 18:18
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You can disable password auto saving.
Add these lines to your kitty.ini configuration file (it should in the same directory where your kitty.exe is):
[KiTTY]
userpasssshnosave=yes
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You can disable password auto saving.
Add these lines to your kitty.ini configuration file (it should in the same directory where your kitty.exe is):
[KiTTY]
userpasssshnosave=yes
answered Nov 27 at 18:18
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You can disable password auto saving.
Add these lines to your kitty.ini configuration file (it should in the same directory where your kitty.exe is):
[KiTTY]
userpasssshnosave=yes
answered Nov 27 at 18:18
cyd
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You can disable password auto saving.
Add these lines to your kitty.ini configuration file (it should in the same directory where your kitty.exe is):
[KiTTY]
userpasssshnosave=yes
answered Nov 27 at 18:18
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answered Nov 27 at 18:18
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"KiTTY is a fork of the original PuTTY software, with loads of new features including a portable version that saves all of your sessions and settings into an INI file in the same folder."
– Tyson
Feb 17 at 12:52
I'm running with the only thing in Kitty.ini is savemode=dir and I don't see any passwords or password hashes inside any of the session files.
– htfree
Feb 18 at 6:58