Hi libssh community,
I use the client code for direct and reverse port forwarding from the
tutorials.
This code works perfectly when using an OpenSSH server on Ubuntu 16.10.
However, consider the client code for reverse port forwarding, which makes
use of the following calls:
ssh_channel_listen
I want to implement remote port forwarding on the server side.
Currently, when the client issues ssh_channel_listen_forward() and
ssh_channel_accept_forward(), I get the following errors on the client:
Error opening remote port: Global request tcpip-forward failed
Error reverse port forwarding
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or reading on child_stdin or child_stderr, when everything
works in the case of a pty (or command-line execution using option -c)?
I would be grateful for an explanation.
Please, ask for more context/explanation if my description doesn't suffice.
Best regards,
Nicolas Lykke Iversen
Hi libssh-community!
I request a SSH server example for connecting with a client to obtain
remote command-line execution.
Is it necessary to request a PTY or is it enough to request a shell only?
Given that a PTY/shell is requested, how do I get a remote command-line?
Are their specific function
Thank you Stef,
What socket do you use to get the address and port of the client? In what
structure is it located?
-Nicolas
2017-07-21 15:55 GMT+02:00 Stef Bon :
> 2017-07-21 14:11 GMT+02:00 Nicolas Lykke Iversen :
> > I've a working SSH client and server written using libssh.
I've a working SSH client and server written using libssh.
On the server side, I would like to know the address and port of the client
once it has connected.
Looking through ssh_bind and ssh_session, I can get the address and port on
which the server listens. However, I cannot find any fields to
