Rhett,
I have found my work on that and I would be very happy if it saves you some
time.
There is a file where I was keeping track of what I had done and what I wanted
to get done.
I just zipped up the whole dir and bunged it here:
http://riscix.info/nettle12.tgz
There is a conflict in that you can't us this and the default build
interchangeable as mine extends the book marks file format to hold the key name
and the original version doesn't like this. I think I only extended the
English template file correctly. That is any other languages will have English
names for the extra fields.
I believe it was building and running on RISC OS 4.39 when I looked at it last
about 2015, but I know it spat it when I tried it on a pi. Normally I just
telnet a linux box and ssh from there so I just worked around the issue and
never got back to it.
I also did some other work to make it more putty/iTerm2 like in that selected
text is put on the clip board and adjust I think pastes.
Alan
On 16/10/21, 5:00 am, "Rhett Aultman" <rh...@rhettaultman.com> wrote:
On Fri, 15 Oct 2021, Alan Williams wrote:
> I can't answer your actual question but I am interested in what you plan
> with nettle as a while ago I did some work on it which I am happy to
> share if its of interest. Particularly I improved its capacity to use
> keys rather than passwords for ssh. Unfortunately it got abandoned as
> it wasn't building compatible with the PI and I just haven’t got back to
> it for a long time. Alan
Actually, support for keys is precisely what I'm after, so if there's
extant work I could carry on from, that'd be great! I'm also curious to
know what was keeping it from building for the Pi, since I'm using a Pi 2
as my RISC OS hardware at the moment. I'm fairly experienced with
low-level systems, but RISC OS and the gccsdk are very new subjects to me.
Best,
Rhett
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