SSH client for AmigaOS with builtin terminal emulation

@kas1e

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In nano ctrl+home jumps to the start of the file and ctrl+end to the end of the file.

As for ctrl+cursor keys I'm not entirely sure what they are doing but at least they work the same as when I use them in a bash terminal on Ubuntu. It seems that maybe ctrl+right jumps to the beginning of the next word and ctrl+down jumps to the beginning of the next paragraph (assuming that paragraphs are separated by empty lines).

Very impressive! I love the libcaca demos! :D

Hi

I tried to connect my Raspberry Pi Zero with SSHTerm 1.7

sshterm 192.168.0.25 pi raspberry

But I get the error Failed to Establish SSH Session -8

I can connect with Putty from a Windows machine.

What I am doing wrong ?

@SinanSam460

-8 is LIBSSH2_ERROR_KEY_EXCHANGE_FAILURE.

Is this on your A1222? If so you need to add amisslmaster.library, amissl_v111d.library and any other AmiSSL libraries you have installed in LIBS:AmiSSL to the load time emulation blacklist, as AmiSSL uses the baserel feature which is not compatible with the load time emulation.

@salass00

Thanks for the solution :)

@salass00

is there a way to retrieve some file from logged machine console back to the Amiga.

BTW thanks for your great work.

SSHTerm 1.9 is now available:

https://github.com/salass00/sshterm/releases

Main new features is that it now uses libssh2 1.10.0 and is built using AmiSSL 5.1 SDK so that it works with the latest AmiSSL version.

While testing I initially thought that I had somehow managed to break the RSA public key support (ED25519 was still working correctly) while moving to libssh2 1.10.0 from 1.9.0 and I wasted a lot of time trying to find what changes could be responsible, until I tried with the 1.8 version of SSHTerm and found it didn't work there either. Turns out that Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (I had recently updated to it from 20.04 LTS) no longer supports RSA public keys by default and you have to modify your /etc/ssh/sshd_config file to get them working.