ssh layers? [SSH-TRANS, SSH-USERAUTH, SSH-CONNECT]

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ssh layers? [SSH-TRANS, SSH-USERAUTH, SSH-CONNECT]

Howard Stearns-3
Is there a Squeak implementation of the three SSH protocol layers?

I'd like to plug these in under Ian's Telnet client to make an ssh client.

["How naive!," no doubt...]

-H

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Re: ssh layers? [SSH-TRANS, SSH-USERAUTH, SSH-CONNECT]

Damien Cassou-3
2007/8/17, Howard Stearns <[hidden email]>:
> Is there a Squeak implementation of the three SSH protocol layers?
>
> I'd like to plug these in under Ian's Telnet client to make an ssh client.

Try to ask the Cryptography team.

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Damien Cassou

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Re: ssh layers? [SSH-TRANS, SSH-USERAUTH, SSH-CONNECT]

Rob Withers
In reply to this post by Howard Stearns-3
Howard,

We have an SSL implementation but no SSH implementation.  However, I  
am willing to develop it.  I have spent the past several days reading  
and rereading the RFCs.  Using a similar architecture of SSL, I can  
implement the ssh-trans specification.  Once I am done with it I will  
need some help in testing it.  I don't have a running impl of sshd  
and I would need access to one to make sure all the bits are right.  
After that, I can help you implement ssh-userauth and ssh-connect.  
Sound like a plan?

Rob

On Aug 17, 2007, at 7:13 AM, Howard Stearns wrote:

> Is there a Squeak implementation of the three SSH protocol layers?
>
> I'd like to plug these in under Ian's Telnet client to make an ssh  
> client.
>
> ["How naive!," no doubt...]
>
> -H
>