#Putty paste clipboard install#

I've worked repair, install and splicing (copper and fiber)from the CO to customer demarc. I've spent the last 23 years in telecommunications. We manage the tech resources of a school and I am hearing complaints from teachers about the performance of laptop batteries that are 2yrs or less old. Greetings Everyone,I am looking for a brand agnostic tool/method for testing laptop batteries. 1> Open Putty Expand Windows and select Selection 2> enable Paste to clipboard in RTF as well as plain Text 3> save to default or named.

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I can't ssh directly from my PC to bandit because the firewall blocks it. I don't know if that makes a difference (it shouldn't). I am doing the ssh sessions to bandit out of an ssh session to a Linux server on our network. Note: I have tried pasting the passwords into Notepad to make sure there's no weird formatting, then copying and pasting out of Notepad into PuTTY but that does not work. Personally I would just switch to ssh, but I dont have a lot of Windows boxes to deal with.

Can anyone tell me if there is some trick in ssh/PuTTY to get the paste function working at a password prompt? Select any text with the left mouse button and it is immediately copied in the Windows clipboard. Tue 9:19 pm Not a Putty user but I would try: With the mouse left-click, hold, and drag cursor to select+copy text to clipboard. The passwords are over 30 characters long so they are a pain to type in manually.

My PuTTY settings are the default and pasting works fine for the ssh command using a right click, so it's not a problem with how PuTTY is configured to paste. I can paste in the ssh command (with the usual right click) but the password won't paste except maybe one time out of 10 or 20 times it will work and I'm not doing anything different the occasional time it works. I cannot get PuTTY to let me paste in the password. You ssh to each level and put in the password, then do something to find out the password for the next level. I am going thru the levels on this site to learn Linux better: