Very nice.

Could you please post SSH on the Universe? There, you can specify
dependencies overthe packages so the user will only have to load SSH.
This is easy: just read http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/5899.

2007/10/2, Robert Withers <reefedjib at yahoo.com>:
> I've finished a rough first version of SSH in squeak.  There are many
> holes, but it will connect to a remote server, login and run a pty
> with a shell.  As a SSHD server, there is no users to login with and
> there is no terminal server or shell command - see code in PS to
> run.  There are issues with TeletypeWindow refreshing when data
> arrives, which I don't know how to solve.  I click on the window to
> refresh it.  Perhaps someone else could figure this out.
>
> Once you have loaded the packages specified below, you can run the
> following command to connect a pty to a remote machine:
>
>         SSH runBy: username to: host port: 22.
>
> specifying the appropriate username and host.  This will open a
> TeletypeWindow and start connection to the server.
>
> To get this software, load the following packages, in order:
>
>  From SqueakMap:
>         Telnet
>         Cryptography Team Package
> NOTE: Telnet doesn't load from SqueakMap, so you will need to
> download it and file it in from he FileList.
>
> Then from the Monticello repository at: http://squeaksource.com/
> Cryptography
>         SSL
>         SSH
>
> Here are some of the shortcomings:
> At the transport layer:
>         Only supports 3des-cbc and diffieHellman group 1
> At the UserAuth layer:
>         Only supports keyboard-interactive type of login.  Does not support
> publickey login.
> At the Connection layer:
>         Many messages not supported.  Only pty and shell commands issued.
> Data window sizing not used or supported.  X11 forwarding not
> supported.  Etc.
>
> enjoy,
> Rob
>
>
> PS, to run SSH as a server, run the following code.  There is work to
> be done here:
>
> SSHServer new
>         loadDSACertificateFile: 'certificates/dsa.cert' privateKeyFile:
> 'certificates/dsa.key';
>         startAtPort: 5222.
>
>
>


-- 
Damien Cassou