A server binary at <data dir>/server/<os>-<arch>/openidea-server was preferred over this version's download and never checked, so after an update remote windows kept installing the old server and new commands failed with -32601. The server now comes from OPENIDEA_SERVER_BINARY, the one next to the app, or this version's download (server/<version>/<os>-<arch>/); the unversioned location is an offline fallback only. A command missing on a server of another version names both versions.
Tools › Start SSH Session ran the system `ssh -t` in a terminal, which never
used the password saved in the SSH configuration and, on Windows, could not
take a typed password either.
The session now opens a login shell over the IDE's SSH connection: the
terminal manager can attach a channel (here an SSH shell) next to local PTYs,
with the same output batching, UTF-8 decoding and exit events. A password or
passphrase that isn't saved is asked for in a dialog, and an unknown host key
asks to be trusted, before reconnecting. Closing the tab hangs the shell up.
Also: a remote process closed by this side now ends without waiting for a
close that russh never forwards, and each connection attempt gets its own IPC
channel, since a failed attempt invalidates the one it was given.
Fixes#2874
Deployment servers get two more types next to SFTP and local folders: FTP and
FTPS (explicit AUTH TLS, certificates checked against the system trust store).
The Connection tab takes host, port, user name (empty logs in anonymously) and
passive mode; the password is asked for on connect like an SSH password and is
kept for the session or saved in the OS credential store.
The FTP filesystem backs upload, download, sync, automatic upload, the remote
host browser and remote editing. Listings use MLSD when the server has it, else
LIST with MDTM for exact times, so sync compares timestamps reliably; uploads
keep timestamps with MFMT when "Preserve files timestamps" is on.
Closes#1200
l0ng-ai