I. Fixing SSH Key Management in the Native Environment

I resolved the technical hurdles encountered when logging into a VPS using the ssh command via the local PowerShell:

  1. Resolved the ssh-agent Connection Issue To address the Error connecting to agent message that appeared when executing ssh-add, I ran the following commands with administrator privileges to set the ssh-agent service to start automatically and then launched it:
  • Configuring the SSH config file
Set-Service -Name ssh-agent -StartupType Automatic
Start-Service ssh-agent

Host "VPS Domain"
Hostname "VPS IP"
User root
Port 22
IdentityFile  path\to\id_ed25519

II. Utilizing Professional SSH Connection Tools

To facilitate easier connection to and management of the VPS, I configured and tested specialized SSH tools:

  • WindTerm: I utilized this high-performance SSH client, noting its exceptionally fast real-time response speed.
  • MobaXterm: By copying the localization plugin files from the Chinese-localized portable version (MobaXterm_Portable_v24.3_chs) into the official installed version’s directory, I successfully enabled a fully localized interface for the installed client. I leveraged its integrated SFTP transfer capabilities and Chinese interface to manage remote VPS files.

III. Eclipse Plugin Installation and Localization

I attempted to localize the Eclipse interface:

  • Installation Process: I simply placed a custom localization plugin package directly into the dropins folder located within the Eclipse installation directory.
  • Actual Results: The interface was successfully localized; however, I discovered that the translations for certain deeper menus and configuration settings were incomplete.
  • Final Decision: Ultimately, I decided to abandon the localization effort.