refactoring of the socket class. Now the buffering happens in the socket class.
enhanced the logging system. Cleaned up some debugging messages.
Verified the working with ssh-1.
If this cleanup introduced bugs (it did but corrected the found ones) at least, they will be easier to find
also added the (c) and fixed dates for updated files
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Some documentation, and a new logging system.
some work must be done to get rid of the infamous ssh_say()
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Ipv6 patch from Laurent Bigonville. When the ipv6 targets are
unreachable, it tries all possible targets from the getaddrinfo list.
Norbert: does it break anything ? it works for me but I didn't test it
extensively
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I am going to make the whole documentation as doxygen files.
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and packet_read may return SSH_AGAIN if the session is nonblocking and
there is not enough data to be read.
I also added a socket buffering through session->in_socket_buffer. It is
more low-level than the packet buffer.
I should rename in_buffer with in_packet_buffer.
There is still work to do with the socket status, (opened, error,
closed, ...) and much more work to extend the nonblocking to session
opening, messages sending and such.
I find the switch(session->packet_state) solution very nice (especially
when the nonblocking function may have 10 differents states, like in a
connection.)
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It still doesn't compile because of the O1 thing passed to ld.
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I adapted the sample.c file. the select_loop function is bloated and fails to demonstrate how libssh is simple to handle...
it looks to run at first try.
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ssh_silent_disconnect() and server forking. I still have to add a -D command line to avoid the forking.
password auth works, but there is no uid change yet. I'll have to make the configuration stuff really being respected by the server. (like keys, ports, users, ...)
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solaris_7.patch and args_in_decl.patch from Norbert.
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hack for errors handling so it supports an Object-oriented kind of errors (generic for ssh_bind and ssh_session data types)
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