Brian Beuning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Do you folks have a position about supporting
> the lsh server on win/nt?
Well, I usually don't touch w*ndows except when paid a lot of money
for it... But if anybody else manages to port lsh (server and/or
client) to windows, I'd be happy to include that code in the dist.
> After an hour or so trying to port it, the main
> problem areas so far include users, groups, and ptys.
I would suspect that a windows port of the server would more or less
replace io.c, server_session.c and server_password.c. I hope the rest
of the code should work more or less without changes.
Is that consistent with your experiences?
For a nice windows version of the the client, a w*ndows GUI and a
terminal emulator is needed as well.
If you know of any good free terminal emulator that could be reused in
lsh, I'd like to know.
I would suspect more interest for a windows client than a server, but
perhaps that's wrong.
Which development environment are you using on w*ndows? cygwin,
M$VC++, or something else?
Which literature are you using? I have (for other reasons) ordered
"Win32 systems programming" from Addison-Wesley, but I don't have it
yet.
/Niels
