Hi All, When I'm creating a session, by default it create blocking session. If I use same blocking session to call SSH_CONNECT(SESSION), with timeout of 30 Seconds, For Invalid IP address it gets return after 30 seconds. When I set this to nonblocking by using ssh_set_blocking(SESSION,0) , If now, I do SSH_CONNECT(SESSION), it returns immediately with SSH_AGAIN. It means in nonblocking mode I need to try SSH_CONNECT(SESSION) repeatedly, until my expected timeout value or return SSH_OK, example in my case for 30 seconds.
Apart from above observation, What is the impact of blocking and non-blocking mode? Which one is recommended. Which one to use in which scenarios. Note: In case of blocking mode if I do ssh_connect(session) on invalid Ip, cpu utilization going high around 20-30 % for some time. Regards, Nagraju
