1. Clean up a few compiler warnings.
2. Between Windows, MacOS, and Linux, the %llu printf tag varies
slightly, add a typecast of the word64 to unsigned long long to hush the
compiler warning.
1. Cleanup some debug printouts.
2. Add option to the echoserver and wolfSFTP client to use ECC keys or RSA
keys for user authentication.
3. Add option to the echoserver to use ECC keys for peer authentication.
Note, the user authentication type is still hardcoded in the library as
password. To use public key, need to update the authId in
SendUserAuthFailure().
1. Refactor of the RSA public key and password user auth code.
2. In the userauth code remove some usused variable names or use some orphaned variables.
3. Fix the sizes used for calculating the buffer size for ECC public keys.
4. Add in the length of the ECDSA signature wrapping the set r,s.
5. Return the public key rejected error code from DoUserAuthRequestPublicKey when the callback returns invalid public key.
update client example remote command execute for Windows
add wolfSSH_stream_peek and console translation
improvements to console translation and add client side psuedo terminal
windows client -c fix, clang build, sanity check on side for exec
fix for warnings with VS 2010 build
cast return value of WSTRLEN
update termios guard and fix for scan-build check
advance extended data buffer index on read
fix for error.h after rebase
The public key check callback hook is given a pointer to the public key, the size of the key, and the application-specific context data.
1. Added a callback function hook for checking the public key sent to the client by the server. It defaults to accepting the key.
2. Added accessors for the public key check callback function and context data.
3. Added a dummy callback to all the example tools.
64-bit value is an array 2 of 32-bit values. In SFTP, changed up all the
uses (most) of word64 to word32 arrays. Not all systems we support have
64-bit types available.
2. Added a local dynamic memory type in the ports for strings.
3. Removed the includes for winsock2.h. It is included by windows.h.
4. In the example client, switched fin and fout to macros to stdin and
stdout. While they are FILE in POSIX, in Windows they are a function.
2. Split the error check on the Windows file write into two checks.
3. Check the success of closing the local file in Windows.
4. Rearrange the Get state machine to attempt to close the remote file
first then the local file. The local file close is always attempted.
John Safranek
Jacob Barthelmeh