Dear Group:
I previously posted this problem to the libcurl group and after
considering it, think it might actually be a libssh problem.
The general problem is that if my private key is encrypted--with
a passphrase, I can't complete authentication with the SSH
server using libssh. The situatio
Dear Group:
I would like your opinion about using libssh2 for non-blocking
SFTP file transfers. I need to send files to another system
with SFTP but do not need to send multiple files concurrently
or anything like that. However, it is important for
me not to be blocked during a long file transmi
Le 09/07/10 09:35, Paul Romero a écrit :
> Dear Group:
>
> I previously posted this problem to the libcurl group and after
> considering it, think it might actually be a libssh problem.
>
Hi Paul,
please do not mix up libssh (http://www.libssh.org) and libssh2
(http://www.libssh2.org) which are
Hi Aris:
I apologize for the vague language, and am using libssh2.
Best Regards,
Paul R.
Aris Adamantiadis wrote:
> Le 09/07/10 09:35, Paul Romero a écrit :
> > Dear Group:
> >
> > I previously posted this problem to the libcurl group and after
> > considering it, think it might actually be
Dear Group:
I previously posted this problem to the libcurl group and after
considering it, think it might actually be a libssh2 problem.
The general problem is that if my private key is encrypted--with
a passphrase, I can't complete authentication with the SSH
server using libssh. The situati
On Fri, 9 Jul 2010, Paul Romero wrote:
The general problem is that if my private key is encrypted--with a
passphrase, I can't complete authentication with the SSH server using
libssh. The situation is similar to the normal Linux scenario where ssh-add
is used to automatically supply the passp
Paul Romero writes:
> Dear Group:
>
> I previously posted this problem to the libcurl group and after
> considering it, think it might actually be a libssh2 problem.
>
> The general problem is that if my private key is encrypted--with
> a passphrase, I can't complete authentication with the SSH
Hi Simon:
I am glad you brought up this issue because I am NOT using OpenSSL.
Further, investigation is needed to determine if my environment can
support ssh-agent. However, the security issue you mentioned
is very valid and difficult. How do you recommend protecting private keys
in an automated
Paul Romero wrote:
> How do you recommend protecting private keys in an automated
> environment ?
It's very straightforward. Move them as far away from the application
as possible.
The first step is to use an agent process. Protected mode, MMUs and
the operating system offers some protection from
Peter Stuge writes:
> Paul Romero wrote:
>> How do you recommend protecting private keys in an automated
>> environment ?
>
> It's very straightforward. Move them as far away from the application
> as possible.
>
> The first step is to use an agent process. Protected mode, MMUs and
> the operatin
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