Hello,
I just made a new snapshot available, at <URL:
http://www.lysator.liu.se/~nisse/archive/lsh-snapshot-1998-12-11.tar.gz>.
News since the previous announced snapshot:
� New gc.
� New object system, making it more convenient to create gc-friendly
objects.
� Updated the HACKING file.
� I have successfully used lsh to log in and start a shell.
[nisse@puck lsh]$ ./lsh -p 4711 localhost
Password for lsh:
User authentication successful.
exec bash -i
[nisse@puck lsh]$ pstree
pstree
init-+-atd
|
[...]
|
|-xterm---bash-+-2*[emacs---emacsserver]
| |-lshd---bash---pstree
[nisse@puck lsh]$ exit
exit
exit
[nisse@puck lsh]$
There are a few known problems (i.e. things that are broken rather
than not implemented): Flow control doesn't work, exit-status is
sometimes not transmitted back to the client, and processes are not
always killed if the connection is closed unexpectedly. But I didn't
want to delay this snapshot any longer.
As for public cvs access, I have not been able to arrange that yet.
Happy hacking!
/Niels M�ller
