Hi,
Goodmorning. How do you do?
I know the design of SSH and the connection protocol described in RFC
4254, and I know that by design only the ssh session has a fd.
I'm working on a FUSE network filesystem service which connects to SSH
servers in the network automatically,
using Avahi to detect t
Hi Stef,
Stef Bon wrote:
> I am not that familiar with libssh2, but is there a fd associated with
> every channel?
No. RFC 4254 chapter 5 describes SSH channels. They are just multiplexed
byte streams within one SSH connection, described by RFC 4254.
> Or is there a mutex/cond which are doing t
Hi,
I am not that familiar with libssh2, but is there a fd associated with
every channel? Or is there a mutex/cond which are doing the signalling
data is available?
Only then you can do a per channel waiting/handling for io.
Stef
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Dear Jason,
Jason Ni wrote:
> I was trying to use async-ssh2, which is an async wrapper of libssh2, to
> implement a remote port forward proxy.
> However, I may encounter the same issue as talked in this thread 6 years
> before.
> Could any one help to confirm that is there any rework or fix of th
Jason Ni wrote this message on Mon, Nov 16, 2020 at 10:23 +0800:
> I was trying to use async-ssh2, which is an async wrapper of libssh2, to
> implement a remote port forward proxy.
> However, I may encounter the same issue as talked in this thread 6 years
> before.
> Could any one help to confirm t
