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asyncssh-2.7.0.tar.gz 0000420765 411 KB
gss_test.patch 0000000543 543 Bytes
python-asyncssh.changes 0000031376 30.6 KB
python-asyncssh.spec 0000002513 2.45 KB
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John Paul Adrian Glaubitz's avatar John Paul Adrian Glaubitz (glaubitz) committed (revision 2)
- Update to 2.7.0
  * Added support for the ProxyCommand config file option and a
    corresponding proxy_command argument in the SSH connection options,
    allowing a subprocess to be used to make the connection to the SSH
    server. When the config option is used, it should be fully compatible
    with OpenSSH percent expansion in the command to run.
  * Added support for accessing terminal information as properties in the
    SSHServerProcess class. As part of this change, both the environment
    and terminal modes are now available as read-only mappings. Thanks
    again to velavokr for suggesitng this and submitting a PR with a
    proposed version of the change.
  * Fixed terminal information passed to pty_requested() callback to
    properly reflect requested terminal type, size, and modes. Thanks go
    to velavokr for reporting this issue and proposing a fix.
  * Fixed an edge case where a connection object might not be cleaned up
    properly if the connection request was cancelled before it was fully
    established.
  * Fixed an issue where some unit tests weren't properly closing
    connection objects before exiting.
- from version 2.6.0
  * Added support for the HostKeyAlias client config option and a
    corresponding host_key_alias option, allowing known_hosts lookups
    and host certificate validation to be done against a different
    hoetname than what is used to make the connection. Thanks go to
    Pritam Baral for contributing this feature!
  * Added the capability to specify client channel options as connection
    options, allowing them to be set in a connect() call or as values in
    SSHClientConnectionOptions. These values will act as defaults for
    any sessions opened on the connection but can still be overridden
    via arguments in the create_session() call.
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