Andreas,
Thanks for your help. I'm not at all familiar with git, and can't seem
to find documentation on how to get a specific branch in the "git book",
but I wildly tried this, hoping that the last parameter might be the
branch name:
git clone git://git.libssh.org/projects/libssh/libssh.git v0-4
which seems to have gotten me something. If this is indeed the v0-4
branch, however, it doesn't seem to fix the problem--I'm still seeing
hangs at the same place when using SFTP to fetch large files from
certain servers.
-
Greg
Andreas Schneider wrote:
On Saturday 06 March 2010 01:13:46 you wrote:
Andreas,
Hi Greg,
Thanks. It's happening in 0.4.1 (and was happening in 0.4.0), so I tried
using "git" to get the latest source. I haven't used git before, but it
seemed to work--I got a directory that looked rather like a standard
distribution. I copied the source and header in to my project,
overwriting the ones I had there, and it compiled fine. But it still
hangs at the same place. Is that a reasonable procedure for testing the
fix? Suggestions? Questions?
you need the v0-4 branch. If you just clone the repo the default branch is
master which is broken for some cases.
I hope Aris could look at this problem soon. He is currently traveling and not
reachable.
Cheers,
-- andreas
