Re: how to port the socket and modify the openssh service's name

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On 29 January 2018 at 11:07, wang Chao <moyiran_workhard@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hi:
>       now , I am learning the openssh source code. I want to use ssh , but
> not used socket transferring data,  mabye use the  interface (usb, uart and
> so on),  and want to modify the service name(default service name is sshd).
>

ssh(1)'s ProxyCommand can make the connection then read and write bytes on
stdin/stdout; sshd(8)'s -i (inetd) does the inverse on the server side.
I'd suggest writing a small pair of tools to implement your transport.  As
long as it's 8-bit clean it should work.


>       how can I modify the source code aboat openssh ?
>

Download it from https://www.openssh.com/portable.html and start editing?

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