Re: sftponly

From: Atro Tossavainen (atossava_at_cc.helsinki.fi)
Date: 06/25/03

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    Date: Wed, 25 Jun 2003 08:53:30 +0300 (EEST)
    
    

    Mr. Eisele,

    > Subject: AW: sftponly

    Localized Outlook / Exchange needs to die. AW: VS: RE: SV: to you, too.

    You need to stop top-posting and quoting entire messages.

    > I know that the SFTP and SCP are just subprocesses of ssh, but
    > perhaps there is a possibility in the future to change the working
    > mechanism of the sftp/scp servers in order to support such features.

    There is. You have the source code; why don't you add those features
    if you need them.

    > In my opinion, what we have at this time with the sftp server is very basic.

    Indeed!

    In my opinion, what the sftp server supports at this time was what the
    designers thought it would need. If somebody feels otherwise, they
    are free to modify and extend the code to suit their needs.

    If you are implying that somebody should do this work for you, then I
    would hazard a guess that the maintainers of OpenSSH could be tempted
    to think about it for a suitable monetary compensation, and if it is
    the case that you would like SSH Comm Sec Corp to do this for their
    version instead, they are, after all, a business so I would imagine
    you could pay them to do it.

    Not to discourage you, but for the record, it should be said that we
    have attempted to do this with SSH Corp for real AFS support in ssh2.
    They simply aren't interested and we didn't even get to the point of
    discussing the "how much?" part.

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