Daniel Stenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> Anyway, since these changes didn't fix the problem you see we should rather
> dive in and start debugging your case I guess. I'm a bit limited on time
> myself why I haven't made much sound about this issue so far. My time limit
> makes me focus on
Antonio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Hi,
>
> I experienced a similar problem with libssh2 and I had to recompile it with
> the latest libssh2 version present in CVS ( if I remember correctly there
> was a bug on channel.c corrected using a workaround, last august).
> Try to re-compile it wit
Hi,
I'm trying to transfer large files with the SCP protocol, using cURL together
with libssh2.
My curl SCP transfer hangs after 192 kB:
$ curl -T /tmp/1 scp://test:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/tmp/1
% Total% Received % Xferd Average Speed TimeTime Time Current
Jim,
Works great, thanks for the quick response.
-- Gavrie
On 7/5/07, James Housley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Looking more it seems that it probably shouldn't return
> PACKET_EAGAIN, because we should be reading from a packet we already
> received. But, I did a more complete patch that a
Hi,
I'm using libssh2 (incidentally, together with curl) to upload a file
to a remote host using the SCP protocol
Now, if the remote side returns an error message such as "Permission
denied" or "No such file or directory", it is not reported by libssh2.
Instead, the generic message "Invalid ACK r
