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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. WalkthroughSSH tunnel creation disables agent authentication when an identity file or password is supplied. It preserves agent use when no usable key is available and handles missing-credential ChangesSSH tunnel authentication
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Fixes pgAdmin SSH-tunnel authentication behavior by preventing Paramiko/sshtunnel from probing the user’s SSH agent when explicit tunnel credentials (identity file or password) are intended to be used, avoiding repeated agent authentication prompts/denials (Issue #9814).
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- Pass
allow_agent=FalsetoSSHTunnelForwarder(...)for both identity-file and password tunnel authentication paths. - Add a v9.16 release note entry referencing Issue #9814.
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| web/pgadmin/utils/driver/psycopg3/server_manager.py | Disables SSH-agent probing for SSH tunnel creation by adding allow_agent to the tunnel forwarder initialization. |
| docs/en_US/release_notes_9_16.rst | Documents the fix in the v9.16 bug fixes section. |
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Direction is right but the password branch introduces a regression.
tunnel_password is None whenever the user chose password auth and left the field empty — the UI explicitly supports this for "prompt on connection". With allow_agent=False and no password, sshtunnel's _consolidate_auth raises ValueError("No password or public key available!"). ValueError is not a BaseSSHTunnelForwarderError, so it escapes the existing except handler and propagates as an unhandled exception instead of returning the (False, <message>) tuple callers expect — strictly worse than the pre-PR behavior, which at least returned the friendly tuple after the agent path failed.
Fix: make allow_agent conditional on whether a credential is actually present:
# identity-file branch
allow_agent=not bool(self.tunnel_identity_file),
# password branch
allow_agent=not bool(tunnel_password),Defense-in-depth: broaden the except to also catch ValueError (or Exception) so any future sshtunnel pre-validation failure surfaces as a clean tuple.
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51-56: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd an empty-password scenario.
Line 51 tests
None, butcreate_ssh_tunnel('')follows a separate decryption branch. Add a scenario withstored_password=''andexpected_allow_agent=Trueto protect the stated empty-password fallback behavior.Proposed test case
('No credential at all leaves the agent enabled', dict( tunnel_authentication=0, resolved_identity_file=None, stored_password=None, expected_allow_agent=True, )), + ('An empty tunnel password leaves the agent enabled', dict( + tunnel_authentication=0, + resolved_identity_file=None, + stored_password='', + expected_allow_agent=True, + )),🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@web/pgadmin/utils/tests/test_ssh_tunnel_allow_agent.py`:
- Around line 51-56: Add a test scenario alongside the existing no-credential
case in the SSH tunnel authentication tests, using stored_password set to an
empty string and expected_allow_agent set to true while preserving the other
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@asheshv this is addressed in 53253fc, along the exact lines you suggested: |
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Rebased onto current upstream/master (the CI failures were the stale-base infra issue, not anything in this branch). @asheshv re-confirming both parts of your fix are in place at the current head (18b1066):
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…n-org#9814 SSHTunnelForwarder was called without allow_agent, which defaults to True in sshtunnel/paramiko, so the SSH agent was always probed even when the user supplied an identity file or password - causing repeated agent authentication attempts/denials. Pass allow_agent=False on both the identity-file and password code paths. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Passing allow_agent=False unconditionally regressed the case the option was meant to leave alone: tunnel_password is None whenever the user picked password authentication and left the field empty, which the UI supports for prompting on connection, and with no password and no key sshtunnel raises ValueError from _consolidate_auth() before it connects. ValueError is not a BaseSSHTunnelForwarderError, so it escaped the handler and propagated instead of returning the (False, message) tuple callers expect, which is worse than the behaviour before the change. allow_agent is now conditional on there actually being a credential to offer, so the agent is still bypassed in the case pgadmin-org#9814 reported whilst an empty password or an unusable identity file falls back to the previous behaviour. ValueError is caught alongside BaseSSHTunnelForwarderError as well, so any future pre-flight validation failure in sshtunnel is still reported cleanly. Tests cover all four credential combinations and the ValueError path.
create_ssh_tunnel() skips decryption for an empty string separately from None, so cover that path too, as suggested in review.
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Rebased onto current upstream/master, and added the empty-password scenario CodeRabbit suggested ( |
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In `@web/pgadmin/utils/tests/test_ssh_tunnel_allow_agent.py`:
- Around line 117-118: Extend the credential assertions in the test for
create_ssh_tunnel: verify SSHTunnelForwarder receives the resolved identity file
as ssh_pkey for identity-file authentication, and the expected decrypted or
stored value as ssh_password for password authentication.
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Check ssh_pkey on the identity-file path and ssh_password on the password path as well as allow_agent, as suggested in review.
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Fixes #9814.
When connecting through an SSH tunnel with an explicit identity file or password, pgAdmin still probed the SSH agent, causing repeated authentication attempts/denials (and prompts) from the agent.
Root cause:
SSHTunnelForwarder(...)was called withoutallow_agent, which defaults toTruein sshtunnel/paramiko.Fix: disable the agent only when pgAdmin has a credential of its own:
allow_agent=not tunnel_identity_fileon the identity-file path andallow_agent=not tunnel_passwordon the password path, so users who leave the password empty and rely on the agent keep working. Theexceptalso catches the bareValueErrorsshtunnel raises when no credential is available, so it returns the usual(False, <message>)tuple rather than escaping. Covered byweb/pgadmin/utils/tests/test_ssh_tunnel_allow_agent.py.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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