I ran into the following paper regarding speeding up ssh file transfers:
http://www.psc.edu/networking/projects/hpn-ssh/old-site/
This topic came up not too long ago on this list. The paper shows how
ssh transfers in the tested client over high-speed links were limited
by the TCP and SSH window s
On Tue, 7 Aug 2007, Peter O'Gorman wrote:
> Ok, I can repeat fairly simply on this Fedora Core 6 machine also.
Me too, and I'll offer what I've learned so far (no fix yet but I'll continue
tomorrow):
src/transport.c:311
This is wrong. It checks if amount of already read data is less than
Hi,
> Really my concern is that there are now several scripts in the top-level
> directory; maketgz, get_ver.awk, buildconf.. That feels somewhat messy
get_ver.awk is my babe, and it can live in any subdirectory of choice; no need
to be in the root.
Guen.
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On Wed, 8 Aug 2007, Sullivan, David J. wrote:
> The code I provided fixes the loop in banner_receive but I prefer Satish's
> socket state setting and return values, so the code change would be as below
Thanks both of you!
I just committed this patch, with only a minor edit.
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and the lastest CVS 0.18.0-20070808).
*** session.c.orig Wed Aug 8 08:23:49 2007
--- session.c Wed Aug 8 08:28:36 2007
***
*** 141,150
session->banner_TxRx_total_send = 0;
return 1;
}
}
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On Wed, 8 Aug 2007, Satish Mittal wrote:
> I had earlier reported this issue on this mailing list. I am surprised this
> is still persisting till 0.17.
Well, so much has changed since 0.14 so I don't think I'm alone when I simply
ignore all bug reports for anything older than 0.16.
> We should
Hi All,
I have been using libssh2-0.14 for the past 10 months now (since last
october) in my application, and dealing with its various bugs, making it
compile/work on Windows and all major *nix platforms.
One of the most serious bug we have encountered is the one mentioned below.
It leads to an i
In src/session.c, libssh2_session_startup() sets the session socket to
blocking mode, calls libssh2_banner_send() then calls
libssh2_banner_receive().
If the connection is dropped by the client between those two calls,
libssh2_banner_receive() hard loops doing recv()'s that are returning 0.
The c
