Hi,
double wrote:
> This issue may be reproduced via the attached c-file.
> If the "sleep(3)" right before "libssh2_channel_read()"
> is removed, everything works fine.
Wtf bug. :\
//Peter
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Delaying before reading looks like it makes it fail 100%. I tried 5
commands (ls) in a row with 1 second delay and it had 0 bytes of data
every time.
Without the delay I got data, then none, then 3rd time it blocked on
read locking my application up (I'm using it in blocking mode)
The bloc
On Wed, 29 Apr 2009, Jeremy Knope wrote:
> On this note, I still have a problem (only in 1.1) that is similar to this.
> libssh2_channel_read() returns 0 on occasion when connected to a OS X
> machine (10.4 or 10.5 at least) I'd connect and execute a couple commands
> and sometimes I wouldn't
On this note, I still have a problem (only in 1.1) that is similar to
this. libssh2_channel_read() returns 0 on occasion when connected to
a OS X machine (10.4 or 10.5 at least) I'd connect and execute a
couple commands and sometimes I wouldn't get any data for something
like a simple "ls
On Wed, 29 Apr 2009, double wrote:
> Exec "uptime" on a remote machine (LAN) does not return the "stdout" output,
> if "libssh2_channel_read()" is not called fast enough. Instead,
> "libssh2_channel_read()" returns zero.
>
> This issue may be reproduced via the attached c-file. If the "sleep(3)"
Hello,
Exec "uptime" on a remote machine (LAN) does not
return the "stdout" output, if "libssh2_channel_read()"
is not called fast enough.
Instead, "libssh2_channel_read()" returns zero.
This issue may be reproduced via the attached c-file.
If the "sleep(3)" right before "libssh2_channel_read()"
Hey
I was pointed to this yesterday (and I've adjusted to this in libcurl), so I
thought I should just point this out to people here that might write apps for
uploading on windows:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/823764
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