#define WIN32_PRAGMA_REMCON in config.h.vs or in channels.c, session.c
and sshpty.c files . cmdserver.exe runtime in Pragma Fortress SSH
package needed to access shell session.
Functions not declared before use, are define as returning an int.
Under 64-bit this can result in corrupted pointers being returned.
Also, Visual studio doesn't like it when you use variables to declare
array sizes, static values always work though.
Fixes issues like cmd.exe shell not handling backspace, control-c.
Control-c is still a work in progress and will be fixed but backspace
processing works. This work when complete will make cmd.exe shell and
powershell work better for interactive users.
USERDOMAIN environment variable was not being updated by sshd before s
shell or subsystem was started, hence it was left pointing to local
logged on user;'s domain. Now we set it correctly for the remote ssh
user's domain or local account
Usability improvement fix ( issue #6 ). sshd.exe puts remote user and
host info on the console prompt. user@target $P$G is set as cmd.exe
PROMPT via environment variable.
Pty mode code added so that sshd server can do remote echo, backspace
processing. etc and ssh.exe client does not have to do local echo. We
can enrich it in future for more features and allowing programs like
powershell to run interactive. Pty mode is central for interactive use
and will be built using Windows console instead of termios that
Linux/Unix uses.
pty and tty support was not enabled or working in the code. Without pty
support, ssh client was very non functional - e.g. openssh linux server
prompt would not come through. Now ssh client works much better in
interactive mode ( uses pty).
NoMachine did not finish coding child process ending detection logic.
Added the needed code so that child process handle is added to the
handles that WaitForMultipleObjects() waits for in nomachine select()
implementation in socket.c. Otherwise select() would be stuck in
read/write dectection even when the process of interest has exited.
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arif-pragmasys