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Awesome, thanks for the patch! However, this is unsupported on older versions of libssh. The build hosts use 0.6.3, and I'd like to keep that version supported ideally. So please add a check in |
Permits preventing an indefinite hang when handing control to libssh. Added this for an issue unrelated to wsh: Older sshd instances might only support obselete MAC algorithms (e.g. hmac-sha1 or hmac-md5). If either the client or server doesn't support a particular HMAC, the behavior appears to be to block indefinitely... If the list is explicit about the supported algos, the connection (correctly) fails immediately. e.g. option usage: --ssh-opt "macs=hmac-sha2-256"
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Hey, look at that! Their header provides LIBSSH_VERSION_INT and SSH_VERSION_INT for us :) |
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Your test is failing because of |
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Permits preventing an indefinite hang when handing control to libssh.
Added this for an issue unrelated to wsh: Older sshd instances might only
support obselete MAC algorithms (e.g. hmac-sha1 or hmac-md5). If either the
client or server doesn't support a particular HMAC, the behavior appears to be
to block indefinitely... If the list is explicit about the supported algos, the
connection (correctly) fails immediately.
e.g. option usage: --ssh-opt "macs=hmac-sha2-256"