Added
- Colours in the SFTP file list. Folders are blue, hidden files are
dimmed, and interrupted transfers (.part) and editor or browser
leftovers (.swp,.tmp,.crdownload,name~) are marked with a
"partial" or "temp" label. Archives, scripts, packet captures, config
files and symlinks each get their own icon colour, and a file owned by
someone other than the user you are logged in as shows its owner in
orange. Each rule can be switched off from the new Colors menu at the
end of the file pane toolbar; the choice is remembered on this machine.
Fixed
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Fast output no longer lags behind in the terminal. A command that
prints a lot at once (seq 1 10000000, a big log,catof a large
file) used to take about twice as long to appear on screen as it took
to run, because every small piece of output was sent to the window
separately. Output that arrives in a burst is now sent in larger
pieces, and the terminal keeps up with the server. Typing and
full-screen programs respond exactly as before. Applies to SSH and
local tabs. -
A clear error when a server has no working SFTP. On some NAS
firmware SSH works but SFTP does not (the server is set up to run an
SFTP program it does not have), and opening the file pane failed with
"error receiving version packet from server: server unexpectedly
closed connection: unexpected EOF" - which reads like a network
problem. It now says the server has no working SFTP subsystem, that
SSH itself is fine, and whether the server closed or refused the SFTP
channel. The original error is kept in brackets.
opkssh
- A browser sign-in gives up after 90 seconds instead of five
minutes. If the sign-in page is left alone, the connect or Sign in
now fails after 90 s with "sign-in timed out" instead of waiting five
minutes and then reporting "context deadline exceeded". Start it again
if you needed longer. The Sign in now button on a credential also
lines up with the fields below it instead of sitting at the far edge
of the window.