Some SSH proxies and jump-hosts authenticate with the "none" method,
requiring no password or key. dbx only tried publickey/password/agent,
so connecting through such a host failed with "SSH public key
authentication failed" — and the frontend forced users to enter a
credential just to pass validation.
- Backend: probe authenticate_none first in connect_and_authenticate;
on rejection fall back to the configured credential method, matching
standard openssh behavior.
- Frontend: drop the "password/key/agent required" check in
validateTransportLayers so passwordless hops can be saved and tested.
Refs #1628
start_tunnel() and start_chain() had a check-then-act race condition:
multiple concurrent callers could all see an empty cache and each
spawn a new SSH tunnel. The tunnel that lost the insert race was
orphaned, causing queries routed through it to fail.
Use double-check locking with stale entry eviction: hold the lock for
the cache lookup, release it during the slow SSH handshake, then
re-check under the lock before inserting. If another caller already
created the tunnel, abort the duplicate and return the existing port.
Also check handle liveness on cache hits so that callers don't get a
dead port back when the background tunnel task has exited.
Add a matching re-check in the MongoDB connection pool creation path.
Add idle_timeout_secs connection option (default 60s) to preempt
server-side connection idle timeouts that cause "unexpected end of
file" errors on pooled MongoDB connections.
Reject MongoDB queries in the generic SQL execution path before any
pool or session-key creation. Previously, a typo in a MongoDB shell
command would fall through to executeMulti / execute_sql_statement,
which called get_or_create_pool_for_session and leaked a session-scoped
MongoDB Client (and SSH tunnel resources) before eventually returning
"Use MongoDB-specific commands".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add OS file association for database files (.db, .sqlite, .sqlite3, .duckdb)
so double-clicking them in Finder/Explorer automatically creates a connection.
If the same file path is already connected, prompts the user to switch instead.
Also fix 42 pre-existing clippy warnings in dbx-core (needless_borrow,
too_many_arguments, derivable_impls, manual_div_ceil, type_complexity, etc.).
Closes#527
Refactor all database drivers, query execution, schema operations, and
business logic into a shared `dbx-core` crate. The Tauri desktop app
becomes a thin shell delegating to dbx-core, enabling future web and
CLI frontends to reuse the same core.
jischeng