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Xpra/paramiko fails on ssh connections using ProxyJump #3745
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This paramiko issue seems to suggest that this is something that the user of paramiko has to implement, and gives an example of Fabric doing so. |
This should "just" be a matter of parsing the FYI: Debian Bullseye ships with an out of date version of paramiko: |
As workaround you can use external SSH. I use it in different setups and it works well with all .ssh/config options as I think it just uses the OpenSSH binary. |
Experiencing the same here. In certain setups jump hosts are a rather important feature. Easiest workaround is not to have |
@callegar the correct way to use the |
When using xpra (v4.4.3-r0, Debian 11) with paramiko as an ssh client, connections to hosts including a
ProxyJump
option in their.ssh/config
stanza fail.An example config is:
Running Xpra as:
Yields this output:
This may be a paramiko limitation (the paramiko documentation does not seem to mention ProxyJump), but as Xpra seems to strongly prefer paramiko (#3701), this is a problem for default Xpra installs. I am going to dig into paramiko next and see if a feature request or bug report needs to be filed, I will link it here if so.
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