Very informative, thanks. Looks like I have some reading to do. On Jun 7, 2014 12:50 AM, "Isaac Dunham" <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 06, 2014 at 09:53:17PM +0200, Daniel Cegiełka wrote: > > 2014-06-06 18:12 GMT+02:00 stephen Turner <[email protected]>: > > > Rob, have you given any thought into adding a embedded ssh like > dropbear to > > > toybox? > > > > or like tinyssh :) > > > > http://tinyssh.org/index.html > > Features: > ... > Tinyssh doesn't have...scp, sftp > ...using NaCL/TweetNaCL > > I lost interest there. > scp and sftp are *the* main use I have for ssh. I have three computers > of my own (desktop and two laptops, all Linux), there's another one > (Windows) the family uses, and I find that the best way to copy something > from a to b is to use scp or something like FileZilla. > > And no, I'm not interested in adding another daemon, transferring > files in plain mode, or having to run commands on both ends. > > As far as the second feature I quote goes, see: > landley.net/notes.html#31-03-2014 > > dropbear is a permissively licensed mcb that gets a good workout. Seems > like it fits with toybox. > And libtomcrypt seems like the better place to start, should an ssh > server and client be desired. > > I note also that there's yet another small ssh server, moussh: > ftp.rodents-montreal.org/mouse/local/src/moussh > The developer was at one point considering using some of the libtom* > libraries; it currently needs gmp and a set of homegrown crypto libs. > It does have one or two rather frightening notes: it requires a > special preprocessor (included) or a version of gcc patched to support > "labeled control structure", whatever that is. > > While we're talking about crypto, I might as well mention axtls. > It's a small BSD-licensed TLS1 library that uses kconfig with perhaps > too many options (what *FLAGS you want, which keys/certificates, openssl > API, ...). > > Thanks, > Isaac Dunham > >
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