On Jan 2, 2008 3:05 PM, John Floren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Jan 2, 2008 2:29 PM, John Floren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Okay, we've all been waiting for ssh2 on Plan 9 for quite a few years. > > Ron Minnich and I have hacked around on Andrey's port of ssh2 to the > > point where it is moderately usable. The client is extremely basic. It > > doesn't send anything to the server until you hit enter; don't expect > > to be using emacs any time soon under this, but you can use your basic > > commands. It seems to take the whole window with it sometimes upon > > exit, but we're hoping that by having more people banging on it we can > > get these things worked out before long. > > The source is at /n/sources/contrib/john/libssh2.tgz > > (http://netlib.bell-labs.com/sources/contrib/john/libssh2.tgz); > > there's also a precompiled binary at /n/sources/contrib/john/ssh2 > > If you want debugging, set the SSH2DEBUG variable to a hex value > > before running. 0xFF will set maximum debugging, I don't know the > > other values. > > Please send feedback; anybody who wants to write a more complex client > > should do that ASAP. > > > > Stupid mistake on my part... the file I put up as libssh2.tgz is not, > in fact, a gzipped tarball. It's just a tar. I'm running bzip2 as we > speak, so you can get libssh2.tbz in a few minutes >
After an amazingly fast bit of hacking, Aki has given us raw mode, so you can now run (to a limited extent) vi and stuff like that. Note that you'll have to set up the terminal type after you log in, using 'export TERM=vt102'. Oh, and run the client in vt. It'll play nicely with your colors, let vi work almost properly, and when the client dies at the end, it just takes out vt, not the window you ran it in. In my usual crackheaded fashion, I've decided to distribute using .tgz this time instead of .tbz, since .tgz seems to be more of the standard and easier to deal with, in my opinion. So we now have an updated libssh2.tgz and ssh2 binary in contrib/john Enjoy (thanks Aki!) John -- Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn
