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DieterWerner
Regular Pleskian
I get nothing but a black | when I click the SSH icon.
Edit: SSH access works fine with PuTTY and/or WinSCP
Edit: SSH access works fine with PuTTY and/or WinSCP
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Resolved SSH Acccess doesn't work
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DieterWerner
Regular Pleskian
I think that this issue is related to this KB article - SSH Java applet does not work: "SecurityException"
@IgorG: We want this, too 
Where can we get it???
@DieterWerner: The icon should not be there. Could this be an extension that is proprietary to your web hosting provider? Anyway, most of these SSH shells that used to work in a browser were JAVA based. As modern browsers cease JAVA execution (actually the NAPI interface), it is possible that such applications no longer work. It's just a guess, because I've never seen the SSH function in the panel.
Where can we get it???@DieterWerner: The icon should not be there. Could this be an extension that is proprietary to your web hosting provider? Anyway, most of these SSH shells that used to work in a browser were JAVA based. As modern browsers cease JAVA execution (actually the NAPI interface), it is possible that such applications no longer work. It's just a guess, because I've never seen the SSH function in the panel.
@Peter Debik We have request PPP-6433 for replacing this outdated java application with modern HTML5 but it seems this idea is not popular enough and therefore postponed.
DieterWerner
Regular Pleskian
Click a domain, click hosting access, enable SSH access, save the setting, go back to the domain overview and you will see the icon.@IgorG: We want this, too
@DieterWerner: The icon should not be there. Could this be an extension that is proprietary to your web hosting provider? Anyway, most of these SSH shells that used to work in a browser were JAVA based. As modern browsers cease JAVA execution (actually the NAPI interface), it is possible that such applications no longer work. It's just a guess, because I've never seen the SSH function in the panel.
If only the browser developers would not block all the good old and highly efficient technologies like Flash and Java ... This is so annoying that a bunch of people are taking away thousands of well-working applications from the masses, it's like in a dictatorship. We suffer the same with an automated call distribution application of Vodafone for a vanity number. It's simply no longer working, because browser developers patronize users all the time, pre-scribing what users are allowed and what they are not. When I just think about the millions of useful Flash based applications that are no longer working due to the NAPI issue. All needs to be re-developed now. What a burden on national economy and on businesses.
Anyway, this does not solve the user's (DieterWerner's) issue. So probably in this case there is no solution, because the SSH icon is simply pointing to a function that is discontinued. O.k., that's the way things are.
Anyway, this does not solve the user's (DieterWerner's) issue. So probably in this case there is no solution, because the SSH icon is simply pointing to a function that is discontinued. O.k., that's the way things are.
Nope.
I think you just have it from the old Plesk version where it was enabled. After that, your server was upgraded and you still see it on your Plesk.
DieterWerner
Regular Pleskian
Yes - the server started with plesk 12 and the very next day I did the upgrade to plesk onyx.
DieterWerner
Regular Pleskian
@Peter Debik: Yes, it would be good to have the SSH function useable with Plesk. The use of externel software is annoying and bothersome.
First of all make sure that sshd service is up and running and port 22 is listening with
# lsof -i tcp:22
Araoo
New Pleskian
Hi Igor, thank you for your answer. SSHD service is up and running and port 22 is listening (I can send you I screenshot if needed).
What exactly happens when a user tries to login by SSH? Do you see any corresponding entries in /var/log/secure log?
Make sure that port 22 is not firewalled on your server.
Araoo
New Pleskian
I have an "access denied" error whereas I allowed the user to connect using ssh (I followed these article: How to give Plesk users SSH access).
Araoo
New Pleskian
No firewall rule on port 22 ...