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I have to work with a very old Solaris server as a target and I am stuck on the remote debugging setup.
This is the error message that is reported in the Debug Console: Error running gdb over ssh!
Error: Handshake failed: no matching key exchange algorithm
I am able to connect to other servers that have a more recent sshd, so I'm pretty sure the problem comes from the KEX algorithms
I see that what the server proposes is listed under "Other supported names". I have not figured out a way to test ssh2 directly, but my assumption is that these other supported names need to be enabled somehow when the Native Debug extension opens the ssh connection?
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I have to work with a very old Solaris server as a target and I am stuck on the remote debugging setup.
This is the error message that is reported in the Debug Console:
Error running gdb over ssh!
Error: Handshake failed: no matching key exchange algorithm
I am able to connect to other servers that have a more recent sshd, so I'm pretty sure the problem comes from the KEX algorithms
The Solaris server proposes the following:
From what I see in the source code of this extension, there is a dependency on ssh2 v1.6.0, so I looked what it supports there:
I see that what the server proposes is listed under "Other supported names". I have not figured out a way to test ssh2 directly, but my assumption is that these other supported names need to be enabled somehow when the Native Debug extension opens the ssh connection?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: