06.07.10 - 09:33pm
When designing the new libssh architecture, we decided to make it completely callback-based, even internally. This provide cool features, like the possibility to extend libssh without recompiling it, or executing more easily asynchronous or nonblocking functions. Libssh 0.5 will run as a state machine, which listen for packets, and then calls callbacks from the packet [...]
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04.17.10 - 06:07pm
Hey there, you may know I am a developer of the SSH Library libssh. Last week, a post on the libssh mailing list was reporting a connection problem under Redhat RHEL 4.8. It seemed that the new cipher aes128-ctr, recently implemented in libssh, had a little problem…
This bug looked strange, firstly because we never ever [...]
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02.08.10 - 04:47pm
Hi there !
After some solicitation from third parties (read: libssh developers), I finally installed a real blog to replace more or less my wiki-based website. I’m going to discuss some things about libssh development, thoughts about programming, networks, computer security and internet.
I’ll take the occasion to tell about the FOSDEM convention that took place this [...]
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