Subsystem support #79
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This looks good to me, however because this currently accepts any subsystem by default, I'd like to put a few more limits on it. I've opened #80 which should make it possible to accept or deny sessions based on a callback, but that still needs to be reviewed. I'd love to hear if you have any suggestions. |
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I'm very down with this PR |
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It would be nice if this could be merged. |
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Oh I guess we need #80 first. How's it look, I think I saw you took a look at it. |
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Any update on this? |
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I don't know, nobody is replying to me. |
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I need this support as well, for a netconf server. Any update on when / if this will be merged? |
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any update on this? |
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Thanks for submitting this! Recently subsystem support was merged in #111, so hopefully that will work for you! |
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This should be enough to detect that a subsystem was requested (such as sftp) and handle it appropriately.