Bug#611: X2Go Client for Windows cannot create C:\Users\<username>\ssh\known_hosts file when the username has characters from languages other than the system locale
Hi all,
I remind you that bug #566 'X2Go Client for Windows cannot create C:\Users\<username>\ssh\known_hosts file when the username has non-English characters' was cloned to bug #611 'X2Go Client for Windows cannot create C:\Users\<username>\ssh\known_hosts file when the username has characters from languages other than the system locale' in an effort to find a global solution utilizing UTF-8 encoding. Imho, bug #611 cannot be resolved in the near future.
I must ask Dmitry to re-state what his problem is. Is it an issue related to
a. bug #566 as described above, b. bug #611 as described above, c. or something different?
Please provide details.
George
Hi,
Is it possible to "echo <username> | md5sum"? In this way all input will be converted to UTF-8. Finally the path will look something like c:Usersffc01acb1953149574dd9f3a4f8a662sshknown_hosts.
Or will this lead to inconsistency?
Regards,
Kees Epema
On 2014-11-06 12:37, George Trakatelis wrote:
Hi all,
I remind you that bug #566 'X2Go Client for Windows cannot create C:Users<username>sshknown_hosts file when the username has non-English characters' was cloned to bug #611 'X2Go Client for Windows cannot create C:Users<username>sshknown_hosts file when the username has characters from languages other than the system locale' in an effort to find a global solution utilizing UTF-8 encoding. Imho, bug #611 cannot be resolved in the near future.
I must ask Dmitry to re-state what his problem is. Is it an issue related to
a. bug #566 as described above, b. bug #611 as described above, c. or something different?
Please provide details.
George
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Am 06.11.2014 um 15:04 schrieb cwe:
Is it possible to "echo <username> | md5sum"? In this way all input will be converted to UTF-8. Finally the path will look something like c:\Users\0ffc01acb1953149574dd9f3a4f8a662\ssh\known_hosts.
Or will this lead to inconsistency?
This will cause severe breakage.
C:\Users is the system-wide folder for Windows user's individual home directories, corresponding to /home/ on a Linux system. Every single Windows application will expect to find user files in C:\Users\<username>\somesubdir.
Your suggestion is akin to creating a directory /home/<md5hashofusername>/somesubdir on a Linux system - *in parallel* to the regular user homedirectory /home/<username>.
This probably wouldn't even work because no ordinary user should have write permission in C:\Users\ (like in /home/), only in the subdirectory <username>, so the attempt to create that folder <md5hashofusername> would fail due to lack of permissions.
So no, please don't do that.
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