Hi,
I've just checked out V0.6.0rc1, because I heard a rumour that it was possible
to load your own RSA key from memory...
Having looked through the code, I see that the framework is there,
but some external facing functions/options seem to be missing (or more likely I
missed them!).
Basically, I want to load a protected RSA key - without the password prompt.
There appears to be two ways to do this,
with a function like: pki.cc: pki_private_key_from_base64( ) - from
memory.
or, pki.cc: ssh_pki_import_privkey_file(...) - from protected file.
Both functions have a "password" parameter / auth callback which is perfect for
my needs.
But, it seems I cannot set the password, or import an rsa key via the
set_bind_options() or ssh_bind structure.
bind.c:147
-------
int ssh_bind_listen(ssh_bind sshbind)
{
...
if (sshbind->rsakey) {
rc = ssh_pki_import_privkey_file(sshbind->rsakey,
NULL, <---- PASSWORD PARAMETER.
NULL, <---- auth_cb
NULL,
&sshbind->rsa);
...
}
Is it possible to add a SSH_BIND_OPTIONS_PASSWORD ???
or is there a way to set the auth_callback for the bind_listen ???
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Alternatively, I noticed:
include/libssh/libssh.h:486:LIBSSH_API int ssh_pki_import_privkey_base64(const
char *b64_key,...)
Is it possible to use this function to set the RSA key on the ssh_bind
structure ???
The ssh_bind_listen() fn requires "rsakey" (filename) set, and doesn't accept
setting "rsa".
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Would love to have this feature in libssh0.6 release, and it is so close to
there.
Thanks for your time and effort developing libssh!
drbob.
