libssh2

A long while ago I posted my first version of the comparison of libssh vs libssh2. I have since then kept it updated and modified it over time. (Reminder: I am the libssh2 maintainer) In that page, I included the performance differences I had measured which at the time showed libssh2 to be significantly faster when doing [...]

We’ve mostly been fixing bugs and making things internally look better in the libssh2 source code during the recent months so the new release I just uploaded, called version 1.2.7, isn’t really exciting to any particular level for outsiders. Existing users should however be fairly happy as we’ve addressed a fair bunch of bugs and [...]

We’ve mostly been fixing bugs and making things internally look better in the libssh2 source code during the recent months so the new release I just uploaded, called version 1.2.7, isn’t really exciting to any particular level for outsiders. Existing ... [More] users should however be fairly happy as we’ve addressed a fair bunch of bugs and … Continue reading libssh2 release again → [Less]

We’ve mostly been fixing bugs and making things internally look better in the libssh2 source code during the recent months so the new release I just uploaded, called version 1.2.7, isn’t really exciting to any particular level for outsiders. Existing ... [More] users should however be fairly happy as we’ve addressed a fair bunch of bugs and … Continue reading libssh2 release again → [Less]

We've mostly been fixing bugs and making things internally look better in the libssh2 source code during the recent months so the new release I just uploaded, called version 1.2.7, isn't really exciting to any particular level for outsiders. Existing ... [More] users should however be fairly happy as we've addressed a fair bunch of bugs and … Continue reading libssh2 release again → [Less]

In a discussion on the libssh2 mailing list, the founder and maintainer of the libssh project got involved. The actual discussion is not what I want to talk about here, but something he touched on in one of his mails: “I think a bit of competition in open source is fair and leads to innovation” Recall that [...]

In a discussion on the libssh2 mailing list, the founder and maintainer of the libssh project got involved. The actual discussion is not what I want to talk about here, but something he touched on in one of his mails: “I think a bit of competition in open source is fair and leads to innovation” … Continue reading two competitors or one united →

In a discussion on the libssh2 mailing list, the founder and maintainer of the libssh project got involved. The actual discussion is not what I want to talk about here, but something he touched on in one of his mails: “I think a bit of competition in open source is fair and leads to innovation” … Continue reading two competitors or one united →

In a discussion on the libssh2 mailing list, the founder and maintainer of the libssh project got involved. The actual discussion is not what I want to talk about here, but something he touched on in one of his mails: "I think a bit of competition in open source is fair and leads to innovation" … Continue reading two competitors or one united →

The team behind libssh2 isn’t very big, but we’ve managed to yet again ship a new release (version 1.2.3) that adds new features such as support for SSH-agent and the new libssh2_trace_sethandler() function, while also fixing a few bugs. Enjoy!