openssh unix dev - Mar 2002 - libssh

I suggest looking at the sftp-*.c files.. mainly sftp-client.c for
information on protocol details.  Our sftp spawns ssh to create
the session.  the 'libssh' is not a usable library.  It is there
to short compile time.

- Ben

On Sat, 9 Mar 2002, Dain Kaplan wrote:
> All~
> I recently started coding an SFTP client in Qt, since i noticed their
seemed
> to be a lack of one with a gui for really any platform that didn't cost
> money.  I wrote most of the FTP portion, and then I decided to begin
working
> on the SFTP part.  I couldn't really find documentation for an sshlib
to use
> for developing this portion of my program.  Sorry if i'm sending this
email
> to the wrong place, i couldn't find a direct email to anyone at openssh
and
> i thought the user list wasn't what i was looking for.
>
> Does anyone know of any documentation for libssh?  From looking through the
> openssh code, it seemed that i might have to write my own based of libssl
> using some of the openssh code as an example.  If there is already
something
> that i could use, then i'd much rather do that =).  Any direction or
help
> would be great, thanks.
>
>
> --dain
>
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All~
I recently started coding an SFTP client in Qt, since i noticed their seemed
to be a lack of one with a gui for really any platform that didn't cost
money.  I wrote most of the FTP portion, and then I decided to begin working
on the SFTP part.  I couldn't really find documentation for an sshlib to use
for developing this portion of my program.  Sorry if i'm sending this email
to the wrong place, i couldn't find a direct email to anyone at openssh and
i thought the user list wasn't what i was looking for.

Does anyone know of any documentation for libssh?  From looking through the
openssh code, it seemed that i might have to write my own based of libssl
using some of the openssh code as an example.  If there is already something
that i could use, then i'd much rather do that =).  Any direction or help
would be great, thanks.


--dain