I saw failures on the reexec fallback test on Darwin 19.4 where
fork()ed children of a process that had it's executable removed
would instantly fail. Using ln to preserve the inode avoids this.
- Updated code to dynamic load Lsa functions until RS5 SDK includes them
- Add conpty support in openssh
- Fixed Wierd characters (?25l) are seen, when logged in from ssh client
- Backspace doesn't work in powershell window
- Changes to support ssh-shellhost as an alternative shell
- Added support to have ssh-shellhost work as a standby shell (ssh-shellhost -c "cmdline") simply executes cmdline via CreateProcess
- Added E2E test cases and fixed unittests broken from prior changes
- Added PTY launch interface that supports both conpty and ssh-shellhost pty.
- Implemented PTY control channel in ssh-shellhost that supports Window resize events.
- Fixed regression with starting a PTY session with an explicit command
- modified ssh-shellhost pty argument to ---pty to remove ambiguity in cases when both -p and -c are present in commandline. Ex. ssh-shellhost.exe -c "myprogram -p -c argument"
eliminate explicit specification of protocol in tests and
loops over protocol. We only support SSHv2 now.
Upstream-Regress-ID: 0082838a9b8a382b7ee9cbf0c1b9db727784fadd
Move the "stop sshd" code into its own helper function.
Patch from Zev Weiss <zev at bewilderbeest.net>, ok djm@
Upstream-Regress-ID: a113dea77df5bd97fb4633ea31f3d72dbe356329
[regress/login-timeout.sh regress/reexec.sh regress/test-exec.sh]
Use SUDO when cat'ing pid files and running the sshd log wrapper so that
it works with a restrictive umask and the pid files are not world readable.
Changes from -portable. (id sync only)
regress/test-exec.sh] Under certain conditions when testing with sudo
tests would fail because the pidfile could not be read by a regular user.
"cat: cannot open ...../regress/pidfile: Permission denied (error 13)"
Make sure cat is run by $SUDO. no objection from me. djm@
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