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If the SSH server has a maximum login attempts that will lock a user account, then even a single run of a job with a bad SSH password will lock an account.
Problem: JSch does not limit the amount of authentication attempts, and will retry as often as the server's max-attempts, which may trigger account lock behavior.
Fix: upgrade to JSch 0.1.46+, and use the MaxAuthTries configuration to limit it to 1 auth attempt
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If the SSH server has a maximum login attempts that will lock a user account, then even a single run of a job with a bad SSH password will lock an account.
Problem: JSch does not limit the amount of authentication attempts, and will retry as often as the server's max-attempts, which may trigger account lock behavior.
Fix: upgrade to JSch 0.1.46+, and use the MaxAuthTries configuration to limit it to 1 auth attempt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: