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Hi,The lack of a local echo is just due to the implementation of the BaseProcessConsole and cmd.exe. I assume when you run cmd.exe as a window it performs a local echo of sorts but when using it...
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That makes sense. Seems like it might be kind of tough to force in a robust way as it doesn’t seem like there is a strong boundary between request/response in this type of communication, so I guess it...
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One more quick question - the sole purpose of the fifo queue stream in between the console and the process to transform \r into \r\n, or is there more to it than that?
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Echoing the characters as they come in sounds like a reasonable approach to me.The FIFO queue between the process and the remote client is required because the data make come in asynchronously. It was...
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Fantastic project. In my personal time, I'm working with it attempting to implement an old school Bulletin Board System with SSH as the transport rather than Telnet or a Modem and it's going pretty...
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Hi Matthew,I'm glad to hear that your using NSsh for your project. A SSH based BBS system sounds pretty cool; it reminds me of the good old modem days! :)I checked the SSH documentation and your right...
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I've come up against the same thing re. the handling of key presses or escape codes sent back to the SSH client. It's not as simple as simply echoing characters back as that does not take into account...
View ArticleNew Post: Autobinding to all local IP addresses
Awesome project.I am trying to configure it for using with Amazon EC2 instances. The problem is that IP address is not known in advance.I propose to add autobinding to all local IP addresses if IP...
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You shouldn't need that code though. If you pass 0.0.0.0 as the IP to bind a socket to Windows automatically binds to all interfaces.I use 0.0.0.0 in my NSshConfiguration.xml on an Amazon EC2 instance...
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Got it... For some reason it was not working for me.Couple more questions:- How do you install/start service ? I had to add self-installer to the service code (so it would install on "-install" from...
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Also this line in Service.cs looks like a bug_service = new NSshService();Should be changed to_service = (NSshService)Dependency.Resolve<ISshService>();Otherwise you endup with 2 instances of...
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Yes I encountered that bug as well. I've got the same fix in my local version. I'll give myself a slap on the wrist and commit it pronto.Update: Actually I do myself a disservice. I checked that fix in...
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Weird. I downloaded latest version yesterday and did not get the fix...I finally have NSsh server working as a self-installed service on EC2 - thank you for your product and your responses!I had to...
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I think I see the problem with that fix now. I committed to NSsh.Server.Console\Program.cs but I suspect you are using NSsh.Server.Service\Program.cs. I've never used the latter so didn't spot the need...
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Hi Alex,There is no good reason why NSsh looks up the registry to find its install location. This code you've posted would work fine: string currentExeDir =...
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This looks awesome. I'm just curious though, so I understand what you guys are going for, this server is thee equivalent of the SSH server in Linux, in that the Linux admin gives remote access to...
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Yep, that's pretty much the gist of it.If you do get around to adding any extra features I'll be happy to add them in. Cheers, Luke
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I'll be sure to let you know. So in the future, are their going to be new features added? I'm curious because things are looking like they're on a roll, so I applaud you folks. I do have some...
View ArticleNew Post: How to extend the auth service to non-machine/non-domain users
Hi,First thanks for this nice library. I am currently trying to extend it so that it is able to authenticate users from a database or xml file. i see the following code is called when a password auth...
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