ll...@163.com writes:
> Hi Heiner and Alex,
> Thanks for your reply.
>
> Heiner, I am pretty sure that the libssh2 you are using was compiled with
> openssl. I took a look at the source codes and I did find out that the
> passphrase was implemented in openssl module but NOT in libgcrypt module
Hi Heiner and Alex,
Thanks for your reply.
Heiner, I am pretty sure that the libssh2 you are using was compiled with
openssl. I took a look at the source codes and I did find out that the
passphrase was implemented in openssl module but NOT in libgcrypt module (hope
I am not crazy, I reviewed t
ll...@163.com wrote:
[...]
I ran into a problem. I was successfully authenticated with the SSH
server using libssh2_userauth_password and
libssh2_userauth_publickey_fromfile with empty passphrase. However, when
I tried to use a private key protected by a passphrass, I NEVER succeed.
Perhaps
2009/2/6
> I ran into a problem. I was successfully authenticated with the SSH server
> using libssh2_userauth_password and libssh2_userauth_publickey_fromfile with
> empty passphrase. However, when I tried to use a private key protected by a
> passphrass, I NEVER succeed.
> I decided to take
