Hello!
(Using 2.8.0 sshd-core and sshd-scp modules)
My goal is to have a java-class (TestScpClient) which is instantiated
every time a list of files (stored in FileCommon with fields for both
relative filepath and filename for a local file is defined) is to be
transferred. The client should connect to a normal remote OpenSSH-server
and then transfer the list of files to the remote location.
The TestScpClient has a general timeout of 300 seconds, but despite
this, when I use the object immediately after instantiating it, the
first transfer fails because, according to logs, the session has expired:
Channel id=0 not registered because session is being closed:
ChannelExec[id=0, recipient=-1]-ClientSessionImpl
This is also verified as the scpClient.getClientSession().isOpen()
returns false.
The SshClient-portion does seem to work as it should, using public key
authentication, and this is verified by looking at the sshd-logs on the
remote server:
pam_unix(sshd:session): session opened for user xxx(uid=1234) by (uid=0)
pam_unix(sshd:session): session closed for user xxx
I've also added a session heartbeat, with 10s period, to the session,
but to no avail.
Those few examples of scp client code that I could find on the net do
not seem to define anything beyond what I have in my code, neither does
the mina-sshd (SCP) documentation.
The whole class can be found here:
https://zerobin.net/?891d1804e2fcf97a#T8UNjStq5ZNXiBOo5KA1aKIWHh47h+6if76eq/SpTvI=
I am new to mina-sshd so I have probably missed something obvious.
With regards,
Poltsi
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