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remove pre-1.0 news, bzr will preserve it for future archivists ;)
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would generate the wrong hash (and therefore fail the initial handshake) would generate the wrong hash (and therefore fail the initial handshake)
* server-mode subsystem handler is a bit more flexible * server-mode subsystem handler is a bit more flexible
v0.9 IVYSAUR
* new ServerInterface class for implementing server policy, so it's no
longer necessary to subclass Transport or Channel -- server code will
need to be updated to follow this new API! (see demo_server.py)
* some bugfixes for re-keying an active session
* Transport.get_security_options() allows fine-tuned control over the
crypto negotiation on a new session
* Transport.connect() takes a single hostkey object now instead of two
string parameters
* the Channel request methods (like 'exec_command') now return True on
success or False on failure
* added a mechanism for providing subsystems in server mode (and a new
class to be subclassed: SubsystemHandler)
* renamed SFTP -> SFTPClient (but left an alias for existing code)
* added SFTPClient.normalize() to resolve paths on the server
* fleshed out the API a bit more for SFTPClient and private keys
* a bunch of new unit tests!
v0.9 HORSEA
* fixed a lockup that could happen if the channel was closed while the
send window was full
* better checking of maximum packet sizes
* better line buffering for file objects
* now chops sftp requests into smaller packets for some older servers
* more sftp unit tests
v0.9 GYARADOS
* Transport.open_channel() -- supports local & remote port forwarding now
* now imports UTF-8 encodings explicitly as a hint to "freeze" utilities
* no longer rejects older SFTP servers
* default packet size bumped to 8kB
* fixed deadlock in closing a channel
* Transport.connect() -- fixed bug where it would always fail when given a
host key to verify
v0.9 FEAROW
* Transport.send_ignore() -- send random ignored bytes
* RSAKey/DSSKey added from_private_key_file() as a factory constructor;
write_private_key_file() & generate() to create and save ssh2 keys;
get_base64() to retrieve the exported public key
* Transport added global_request() [client] and check_global_request()
[server]
* Transport.get_remove_server_key() now returns a PKey object instead of a
tuple of strings
* Transport.get_username() -- return the username you auth'd as [client]
* Transport.set_keepalive() -- makes paramiko send periodic junk packets
to the remote host, to keep the session active
* python 2.2 support (thanks to Roger Binns)
* misc. bug fixes
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R-blockers:
* unit tests for compression
* zlib@openssh.com compression probably doesn't work after rekey
* host-based auth (yuck!) * host-based auth (yuck!)
* SFTP implicit file locking? * SFTP implicit file locking?
* ChannelException like the java version has * ChannelException like the java version has
* would be nice to have windows putty "pagent" support -- looks very hard * would be nice to have windows putty "pagent" support -- looks very hard
* unit tests for compression
* zlib@openssh.com compression probably doesn't work after rekey
* ctr forms of ciphers are missing (blowfish-ctr, aes128-ctr, aes256-ctr) * ctr forms of ciphers are missing (blowfish-ctr, aes128-ctr, aes256-ctr)
* SFTP url parsing function to return (user, pass, host, port, path)
components
* sftp protocol 6 support (ugh....) -- once it settles down more * sftp protocol 6 support (ugh....) -- once it settles down more
* make a simple example demonstrating use of SocketServer (besides forward.py?) * make a simple example demonstrating use of SocketServer (besides forward.py?)