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I'd like to use PuTTY the same way I would use ssh
on Linux, i.e. from the command line, without spawning a new window. The reason for doing so is that I want to use it from the integrated terminal of an IDE. So I don't want external windows popping out.
I know I can do this with Plink, which is shipped with PuTTY, but Plink has a few problems:
- if you use
cmd.exe
, it gets jammed by color control sequences (this is not a big problem, because PowerShell handles colors fine) - special keys, like arrows, are not sent to the server, so no history and no moving left/right in the line being written.
So, is there a way to solve problem 2. in Plink? Or is there a way to have Linux-like command-line ssh
without these problems (with PuTTY or with something else)?
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Why don't you try Cygwin? I started using it instead of Putty for this exact reason.
– simlev – 2017-04-27T10:13:05.947