![]() certificate handling would do the wrong thing, for RSA keys only, if you specified a detached certificate to go with a PPK file that had a different certificate embedded ![]() ![]() the 'close' command in PSFTP always reported failure, so that ending a psftp -b batch script with it would cause PSFTP as a whole to believe it had failed, even if everything worked fine intended as a user-visible explanation for the connection closure) SSH authentication banners were not reliably printed if a server sent one immediately before closing the connection (e.g. the 'bell overload' timing settings were misinterpreted by Unix PuTTY and pterm 0.77/0.78 if any settings were saved using these versions, confusion can persist with newer versions GTK PuTTY could fail an assertion if you tried to change the font size while the window was maximised ![]() GTK PuTTY could fail an assertion if a resize control sequence was sent by the server while the window was docked to one half of the screen in KDE terminal output could hang if a resize control sequence was sent by the server (and was not disabled in the Features panel) but PuTTY's window was set to non-resizable in the Window panel in a session using the 'Raw' protocol, pressing ^D twice in the terminal window could cause an assertion failure Backwards compatibility fix: certificate-based user authentication now works with OpenSSH 7.7 and earlier Terminal mouse tracking: support for horizontal scroll events (e.g. Terminal mouse tracking: support for mouse movements which are not drags
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