Windows plink binary needs updating

[Nathan Rennie-Waldock]

The Windows plink binary needs updating as it has very limited MAC algorithm support and newer Linux distros have disabled those by default.

Log connecting to an Ubuntu 15.04 server: sshd[27346]: fatal: no matching mac found: client hmac-sha1,hmac-md5 server hmac-sha2-512-etm@…,hmac-sha2-256-etm@…,umac-128-etm@…,hmac-sha2-512,hmac-sha2-256,hmac-ripemd160 [preauth]

[Antoine Martin]

Is this plink or twisted conch?
We use conch for connecting from winswitch, plink is only used with xpra.

We use the plink version from tortoise svn rather than putty's, as the tortoise version has GUI support for key and host verification, etc..

I've tried to update ​tortoisesvn to get a newer version of tortoiseplink, but the 32-bit version no longer supports XP and the 64-bit version contains a 64-bit build of plink... which doesn't run on 32-bit.

Can you try to if you can install the 32-bit version somewhere?
Then you should be able to copy tortoiseplink.exe over xpra's plink.exe and it should work.
If it does solve the problems, then I'll find a way of extracting it and update the build environment with it.

[Nathan Rennie-Waldock]

Alright, seems I forgot to remove sha1 from my sshd config. So tortoiseplink does support it, but twisted doesn't. I'll have to just leave sha1 enabled then.

[Antoine gmail]

Dupe of #270.