Re: Long time to auhenticate

Jacob Nevins wrote:
Chuck <skilover_nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
2007-03-14 16:42:25 Pageant has 1 SSH-2 keys
2007-03-14 16:42:34 Trying Pageant key #0

Notice the 9 second delay between 16:42:25 and 16:42:34. What would
cause such a delay? Is this something happening on the server or the
client? I suspect it's on the server.

Can't see what would take that long on the client -- there's nothing
cryptographic going on on the client or server between those two points,
nor is there any communication with Pageant, but there are some server
round-trips. Looking at the SSH packet log would show for sure.

(I assume the delay isn't PuTTY waiting for you to type a username,
which _could_ occur at this point.)

Which version of PuTTY is this? 0.59? (I can tell from the ciphers that
it's post 0.58.)

If I use an OpenSSH client, is there an option to include timestamps in
the logging? Or do I need to write a shell filter to add timestamps to
the output? I can get more detailed logging from OpenSSH than from PuTTY.
.

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