net-ssh 1.1.4 → 2.0.0

data/LICENSE

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-Net::SSH is copyrighted free software by Jamis Buck <jamis@37signals.com>.
-The reader is hereby granted permission to redistribute and/or modify it
-under the terms of the BSD license, the Ruby license, or (by association
-with the Ruby license) the GPL, at the reader's option.
-
-Look in the "doc" subdirectory, and see the LICENSE-BSD, LICENSE-RUBY and
-LICENSE-GPL files for the text of these licenses.

data/NEWS

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-Net:SSH
-http://rubyforge.org/projects/net-ssh
-
-[1.1.4]  1 May 2008
-  * Fix Error -> Errno typo [Jamis Buck]
-
-[1.1.3] 29 Apr 2008
-  * Fixed bug #17857 (Invalid use of @socket.send) [Zbigniew Zemla]
-
-[1.1.2] 18 June 2007
-  * Fixed bug #6156 (ruby -w warnings)
-
-  * Fixed bug #11532 (Hang after MSG_CHANNEL_OPEN_FAILURE)
-
-  * Fixed bug #10818 (Exception in split_data_for_packet)
-
-  * Fixed bug #6667 (wrong SOCKS 5 auth version)
-
-  * Fixed bug #11270 (error when server uses some aes ciphers)
-
-  * Fixed bug #11355 (typo in session.rb)
-
-  * Fixed bug #11250 (host key verification problems when an RSA key appears
-    in the known hosts file, but the server has both DSS and RSA keys)
-
-[1.1.1] 9 May 2007
-  * Fixed broken mkdir in host key verification.
-
-  * Fixed problems with Windows users getting "address family for hostname
-    not supported" errors.
-
-[1.1.0] 1 May 2007
-  * Added the missing rb-keygen utility
-
-  * Server key verification (enabled by default, disable with :paranoid => false)
-
-  * Add support for SSH agent forwwarding
-
-[1.0.10] 9 Sep 2006
-  * Experiment with using read instead of sysread, to try and alleviate problems
-    on Windows.
-
-  * Use printf instead of echo -n in the shell service, for compatibility with
-    more unices.
-
-  * Give a sane error message when the user name is nil and cannot be derived
-    from the environment.
-
-  * Add a #connection accessor to the session.
-
-  * Add initial support for server-originated global requests.
-
-[1.0.9] 14 Apr 2006
-  * Fix a bug when used in tandem with edge Rails, due to monkeypatching in Rails.
-
-[1.0.8] 18 Feb 2006
-  * Move connect for forwarded connections outside of thread so errors can be
-    caught
-
-[1.0.7] 27 Jan 2006
-  * Fix intermittent "corrupt mac" bug (finally!)
-
-[1.0.6] 19 Jan 2006
-  * Send NEWKEYS message first, for compatibility with wodSSHServer (which
-    won't send NEWKEYS until recieving it)
-
-  * Do not print the banner message by default on authorization (rarely useful
-    for automated processes anyway)
-
-[1.0.5] 2 Jan 2006
-  * Added connection.ping! and session.ping! for testing the connection
-
-[1.0.4] 24 Dec 2005
-  * Fixed tests broken by changes in Ruby 1.8.4.
-
-  * Fixed references to obsolete contact email address.
-
-[1.0.3] 9 Nov 2005
-  * Fixed for windows so that connections succeed even if pageant process is
-    not running.
-
-[1.0.2] 26 Jul 2005
-  * Fixed channel on_request callback signature.
-
-  * Better thread-safety in the connection driver (fixes some "Bad packet size"
-    errors in multi-threaded apps)
-
-  * Corrected various minor bugs.
-
-[1.0.1] 17 Jun 2005
-  * Added a :timeout option on the transport session
-
-  * Net::SSH works with the Putty Agent now
-
-[1.0.0] 6 Feb 2005
-  * Password can be programmatically specified for the 'keyboard-authentication'
-    method.
-  
-  * All unit tests pass on Windows now.
-
-  * Channels now respect their own local window and maximum packet sizes, and
-    report reasonable values to the server. This fixes a bug that caused
-    problems when large quantities of data were requested of the server and
-    certain server maximums were being exceeded.
-
-  * Client name is determined in a more robust manner.
-
-  * Fixed hostbased bug.
-
-  * Authentication process is now aware of the authentication methods reported
-    by the server as having a chance of succeeded, and no longer attempts
-    those methods that cannot possibly succeed.
-
-[0.9.0] 11 Jan 2005
-  * Added 'shell' and 'sync' services for interacting with users' shells,
-    including a demo script that uses these to implement a simple SSH terminal
-    client.
-
-  * The 'keyboard-interactive' authentication method is implemented correctly
-    now, which means users will receive a prompt to enter a password if one is
-    not given, and is required.
-
-  * The bug that caused the agent to always be used--even if it was
-    unavailable--has been fixed.
-
-  * The user manual now includes links to previous/next chapters, and uses
-    syntax highlighting for the code blocks. Various other style tweaks in the
-    manual.
-
-  * Window sizes and maximum packet sizes are now honored, which should take
-    care of various bugs and make Net::SSH play nicer with older SSH servers.
-
-  * Non-blocking reads are now supported via the
-    Transport::Session#reader_ready? method. The Connection::Driver#process
-    method has been modified to make better use of this.
-
-  * Moved to subversion, from CVS. Repository is now at
-    http://www.jamisbuck.org/svn/net-ssh
-
-[0.6.0] 2 Dec 2004
-  * Added pageant support (thanks to Guillaume Mar�ais)
-
-  * Added support for external services (like SFTP).
-
-  * Use USERNAME environment variable if USER is not set (like on Windows)
-
-[0.5.0] 23 Nov 2004
-  * Refactored to use Needle.
-
-  * Moved SFTP support into its own library.
-
-  * Moved command-line utilities into their own library.

data/README

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-= Net::SSH
-
-<b><em>A pure Ruby module that emulates an SSH client.</em></b>
-
-<em>Author: Jamis Buck (jamis@37signals.com)</em>
-
-Net::SSH absolutely WILL NOT work with the version of Ruby's OpenSSL module currently shipped with Ruby versions < 1.8.2 final. If you insist on trying it with a pre-1.8.2 final version, you must get a patched version of the OpenSSL module and install it (and remove the old module) before using Net::SSH.
-
-The current release of Net::SSH supports:
-
-* the execution of processes on the remote host (interactively, or non-interactively)
-* interacting with a user's shell
-* port forwarding, both from a local port to a remote port, and vice versa
-* HTTP and SOCKS proxy support (and support for creation of additional proxy types)

data/bin/rb-keygen

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-#!/usr/bin/env ruby
-# =======================================================================
-# Net::SSH -- A Ruby module implementing the SSH2 client protocol
-# Copyright (C) 2004-2007 Jamis Buck (jamis@37signals.com)
-# 
-# This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
-# modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
-# License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
-# version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
-# 
-# This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
-# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
-# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
-# Lesser General Public License for more details.
-# 
-# You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
-# License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
-# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
-# =======================================================================
-
-require 'base64'
-require 'optparse'
-require 'net/ssh'
-require 'net/ssh/util/openssl'
-require 'net/ssh/util/buffer'
-
-begin
-  require 'password'
-  $use_password = true
-rescue LoadError
-  $use_password = false
-end
-
-# This class represents the "keygen" application for the Net::SSH suite.
-# It implements a subset of the functionality of ssh-keygen, and tries to
-# be reasonably commandline-compatible.
-class KeyGenerator
-
-  # Create a new KeyGenerator. By default the script's commandline will be
-  # used to initialize the generator, but you can specify a different array
-  # of options manually.
-  #
-  # If there is an error parsing the arguments, the application will halt
-  # after displaying the error and a description of available options.
-  def initialize( args=ARGV )
-    begin
-      parse_args( args )
-    rescue OptionParser::ParseError => e
-      puts "Error: #{e.message}"
-      puts @parser
-      exit
-    end
-  end
-
-  # The driver for the application. Currently, it just calls +generate_key+,
-  # but eventually other functionality may be added. This method would do
-  # the logic to determine which methods should be invoked.
-  def run
-    generate_key
-  end
-
-  KEYS = {
-    "rsa" => OpenSSL::PKey::RSA,
-    "dsa" => OpenSSL::PKey::DSA
-  }
-
-  # Generate and export public and private key files according to the settings
-  # given by the options array when the object was instantiated. For values that
-  # may not have been specified (like filename, and passphrase), the user will
-  # be prompted. If the 'ruby-password' module is installed, it will be used for
-  # prompting for the passphrase, otherwise a simple +gets+ will be used.
-  def generate_key
-    key_class = KEYS[ @options[:type] ] or
-      raise NotImplementedError, "unsupported key type `#{@options[:type]}'"
-
-    if_chatty "generating key..."
-    key = key_class.new( @options[ :bits ] )
-
-    unless ( filename = @options[ :filename ] )
-      default = "#{ENV['HOME']}/.ssh/id_#{@options[:type]}"
-      print "Enter file in which to save the key (#{default}): "
-      answer = gets.strip
-      filename = ( answer.length == 0 ? default : answer )
-    end
-
-    unless ( passphrase = @options[ :new_passphrase ] )
-      loop do
-        passphrase = get_password "Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase): "
-        verify_phrase = get_password "Enter same passphrase again: "
-        break if passphrase == verify_phrase
-      end
-
-      passphrase = nil if passphrase.length == 0
-    end
-
-    if passphrase
-      private_pem = key.export( OpenSSL::Cipher::Cipher.new( "des-ede3-cbc" ), passphrase )
-    else
-      private_pem = key.export
-    end
-
-    public_pem = export_ssh_pubkey( key )
-
-    File.open( filename, "w" ) { |file| file.write private_pem }
-    File.open( filename + ".pub", "w" ) { |file| file.write public_pem }
-
-    if_chatty "done!"
-  end
-  private :generate_key
-
-  # Returns a string representing the SSH-formatted public key, suitable for inserting
-  # into (for instance) the authorized_keys file.
-  def export_ssh_pubkey( key )
-    s = key.ssh_type + " "
-
-    writer = Net::SSH::Util::WriterBuffer.new
-    writer.write_key key
-    s << Base64.encode64( writer.to_s ).strip.gsub( /[\n\r\t ]/, "" )
-    s << " #{ENV['USER']}@#{ENV['HOSTNAME']}"
-
-    s
-  end
-  private :export_ssh_pubkey
-
-  # A utility method for getting a password. If the 'ruby-password' module is available,
-  # it will be used, otherwise a +print+/+gets+ combination will be used. The entered
-  # password will be returned.
-  def get_password( prompt )
-    if $use_password
-      return Password.get( prompt )
-    else
-      print prompt
-      return gets.chomp
-    end
-  end
-  private :get_password
-
-  # Parse the given arguments as if they were commandline arguments.
-  def parse_args( args )
-    @options = {
-      :bits => 1024
-    }
-
-    @parser = OptionParser.new do |parser|
-      parser.banner = "Usage: rb-keygen [options]"
-
-      parser.separator ""
-      parser.separator "Options:"
-
-      parser.on( "-b", "--bits BITS",
-                 "Number of bits in the key to create." ) do |bits|
-        @options[ :bits ] = bits.to_i
-      end
-
-      parser.on( "-f", "--filename FILENAME",
-                 "Filename of the keyfile." ) do |filename|
-        @options[ :filename ] = filename
-      end
-                  
-      parser.on( "-q", "--quiet", "Suppress normal output." ) do
-        @options[ :quiet ] = true
-      end
-                  
-      parser.on( "-t", "--type TYPE",
-                 "Specify the TYPE of key to create (`rsa' or `dsa')" ) do |type|
-        unless [ "rsa", "dsa" ].include? type
-          raise OptionParser::ParseError, "`#{type}' is not a valid key type, must be `rsa' or `dsa'"
-        end
-        @options[ :type ] = type
-      end
-
-      parser.on( "-N", "--new-passphrase PHRASE",
-                 "Provide new passphrase" ) do |phrase|
-        @options[ :new_passphrase ] = phrase
-      end
-
-      parser.separator ""
-      parser.separator "Other options:"
-
-      parser.on_tail( "-h", "--help", "Show this message" ) do
-        puts parser
-        exit
-      end
-    end
-
-    @parser.parse! args
-
-    unless @options[ :type ]
-      raise OptionParser::ParseError, "You must specify a key type (-t)"
-    end
-
-    unless [ "rsa", "dsa" ].include? @options[ :type ]
-      raise OptionParser::ParseError, "You must specify a key type (-t)"
-    end
-  end
-  private :parse_args
-
-  # Used for logging optional messages. If the application was told to be
-  # quiet (with the -q option), this method does nothing; otherwise, it
-  # prints the messages to +stderr+.
-  def if_chatty( *args )
-    unless @options[ :quiet ]
-      $stderr.puts(*args)
-    end
-  end
-  private :if_chatty
-
-end
-
-KeyGenerator.new.run

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