On Sat, Feb 21, 2009 at 7:23 PM, Seth Willits wrote:
> Does anyone have any experience with this? Am I barking up the wrong tree
> trying to use the command line app to do it? Perhaps I should be using a
> yet-to-be-discovered library instead.
>
There are a number of SSH libraries that may meet y
n my app I'm using a library (which I cannot modify)
which creates an insecure connection to remote server. I'd like to
offer the ability to wrap that connection in an SSH tunnel via a
GUI in my app. Simple commands are easy to do with NSTask, but what
I don't know how to dea
shell
question, but in my app I'm using a library (which I cannot modify)
which creates an insecure connection to remote server. I'd like to
offer the ability to wrap that connection in an SSH tunnel via a GUI
in my app. Simple commands are easy to do with NSTask, but what I
don
Howdy,
Perhaps this is less of a Cocoa question and more of a shell question,
but in my app I'm using a library (which I cannot modify) which
creates an insecure connection to remote server. I'd like to offer the
ability to wrap that connection in an SSH tunnel via a GUI
On Feb 28, 2008, at 12:31:03, A.M. wrote:
There is no shell string interpolation with NSTask, so try
[arguments addObject: @"-o"];
[arguments addObject: @"ServerAliveInterval 180"];
Well that was easy! I thought I'd tried that before, but probably not
exactly that way, beca
I have the source code for SSH Tunnel Manager, which we use to create
a tunnel to our home office in another state. Something has changed
recently, either with our home office's servers, my ISP, or 10.5.x is
doing something differently than 10.4.x. The result is that the first
time
