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Hi,

I use gnome-console a lot, i love the title bar color feature (purple for ssh connexion, red for root rights for example).
Can you handle it ?
I cannot find a config that work for it ... when i click a search result, it correctly opens gnome-console, but with no ssh connexion, only as if i open gnome console by myself ...

Hey, I am using Fedora 29 - Workstation and am getting an error during the installation of the extension. I don't know, if this may a problem with my setup (gnome-terminal is removed) or with the distro / shell version.

May you have a look in it? If something is needed from my side to debug the issue, please feel free to reach out to me.

Thanks for the awesome idea. I hope to get it running soon.

Would be nice if files found in /etc/ssh/ssh_config.d/*.conf and possibly ~/.ssh/ssh_config.d/*.confwould also be parsed.

If you have a lot of hosts with custom SSH ports and also multiple clients to setup, its easier to just drop a separate file in one of the include directory.

Include /etc/ssh/ssh_config.d/*.conf is set by default in /etc/ssh/ssh_config in Debian based distributions, like Ubuntu and probably others.

Thank you for your consideration.

In Gnome 3.38 / openSUSE Tumbleweed, attempts to find an ssh host after logging into a new session result in only "Searching..." displayed on the screen. Disabling and enabling the extension fixes the problem for the rest of the session; matching ssh hosts are shown on the screen and can be selected.

Hi,

I am not able to ssh to one ofthe hosts I defined in .ssh/config & .ssh/known_hosts. The files are available for download here:
sshdebug.tar.gz

When searching for zabbix or chiaraguin nothing is found. When searching for andreas@ or root@ I get 'andreas@object:undefined' or 'root@object:undefined'.

What I tried so far is:

• watching logfile via: journalctl -f
• when searching I get:

JS ERROR: Exception in callback for signal: activate: ReferenceError: substr is not defined
activateResult@/home/andreas/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/[email protected]/extension.js:252:13

This seems not to be the reason. I tried as well:

• adding global.log('[SshSearchProvider]',content);; after ...load_content in _onConfigChanged and _parseKnownHosts
• watching logfile only give me the first lines of both files

But I am not an expert in JS at all - so its not unlikely I missed the main part ;-).

I am running:

• Ubuntu 18.04.1
• Shell version: 3.28.3
• Extension version: 3

Could you please add an option to open the addresse with the default browser?