> But I don't think any of it is "OpenSSH". I don't know if PuTTY supports > a daemon function to handle inbound transactions.
It doesn't. PuTTY is outbound only. > A non-OpenSSH example is PuTTY. This is a collection of programs for the > Windows environment. There is a program that does the terminal traffic > (like the TN3270 client in CMS). A PSCP program that does the SCP > sub-protocol. A PSFTP command to do the SSH secure ftp-like file > transfers. And a PLINK command to do remote commands via SSH protocol. This is probably the best route to getting at least client function going. The 3 commands above are fairly independent, and the command-line orientation is fairly straightforward to read and understand. There is a bunch of code that would have to be written to handle SFS file syntax if you wanted full function, but the simple file case of the current directory, wouldn't be too bad. I can provide a VM userid and a C compiler if someone wants to work on it. We're a teeny bit busy at the moment...8-) -- db
