Hi,
First of all, let me say I appreciate the work that's been put into this unique project; it's quite rare to see such a good, minimalist SSH server.
I'm trying to make use of TinySSH on Windows using Cygwin (using 3.0.7 which is the latest as of today) and despite managing to compile it successfully (no obvious error messages, process completes fully), I'm having some problems in what seems to be the "packet_hello.c" function:

I've modified the function a bit (the one with the tick doesn't produce an error while the one with a cross does) to produce some more debug output:

This is the output during runtime, which seems garbled:

Everything seems good from the client side, as shown by these OpenSSH and PuTTY logs:


I've not got any good leads to investigate but I believe this could either be a problem caused by Cygwin or perhaps a problem caused by the difference between Linux and Windows line terminators (not sure if the code takes this into account) ?
Many thanks for any assistance !
Hi,
First of all, let me say I appreciate the work that's been put into this unique project; it's quite rare to see such a good, minimalist SSH server.
I'm trying to make use of TinySSH on Windows using Cygwin (using 3.0.7 which is the latest as of today) and despite managing to compile it successfully (no obvious error messages, process completes fully), I'm having some problems in what seems to be the "packet_hello.c" function:
I've modified the function a bit (the one with the tick doesn't produce an error while the one with a cross does) to produce some more debug output:
This is the output during runtime, which seems garbled:
Everything seems good from the client side, as shown by these OpenSSH and PuTTY logs:
I've not got any good leads to investigate but I believe this could either be a problem caused by Cygwin or perhaps a problem caused by the difference between Linux and Windows line terminators (not sure if the code takes this into account) ?
Many thanks for any assistance !