zssh (Zmodem SSH) is a program for interactively transferringfiles to/from a remote machine while using the secure shell (ssh).It is intended to be a convenient alternative to scp, avoidingthe need to re-authenticate each time a file is transferred.
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version 1.5c Jim Grishaw <jgrishaw@myrealbox.com> - fixes for cygwin - added tty test suite (test/ directory) ----------------------------- version 1.5b Richard Hoyle <rhoyle@cix.co.uk> - fix problem with initial flush of tty on some systems (slackware 9.0) - cleanup, got rid of c++ style comments, fixed warnings ----------------------------- version 1.5a - now compiles with readline v4.2 - works on MacOS X config: - detect readline headers - fixed configure.in bug (-ltermcap not needed in AC_CHECK_LIB) (Jeff Squyres) --------------------------------------------------------- version 1.5 - now compiles under solaris - added hostname in prompt - fixed tilde expansion: used to done by glob()'s GLOB_TILDE option which is not supported everywhere, and is buggy ( substitutes in ~/a/b but not in ~/a/b/c !) some more code now replaces this ... - improved completion : builtin, tilde and pathname completions - cleaned/rewrote openpty.c - ask user whether to continue after failed grantpt() or if using a tty with dangerous perms - check that old controlling tty has been dropped - under linux use /dev/ptmx if available instead of /dev/pty* - should be easier to port - added 'suspend' and 'disconnect' builtins - fixed race conditions due to fork() - fixed signal handlers : they have to reset themselves so that it works everywhere ... - fixed some memory leaks - cleaning cleaning cleaning - added '--force' option to avoid being asked questions (doesn't suppres warnings though) - added '--' option to allow separation of zssh options from ssh options - handle quotes in --shell option, so that we can now do some really weird stuff such as: zssh -s "sh -c 'ps aux | grep ssh'" config: - detect pty functions/devices available - added '--disable-readline' option of configure to allow building zssh without libreadline - use -Wall compiler option if available
version 1.5c Jim Grishaw <jgrishaw@myrealbox.com> - fixes for cygwin - added tty test suite (test/ directory) ----------------------------- version 1.5b Richard Hoyle <rhoyle@cix.co.uk> - fix problem with initial flush of tty on some systems (slackware 9.0) - cleanup, got rid of c++ style comments, fixed warnings ----------------------------- version 1.5a - now compiles with readline v4.2 - works on MacOS X config: - detect readline headers - fixed configure.in bug (-ltermcap not needed in AC_CHECK_LIB) (Jeff Squyres) --------------------------------------------------------- version 1.5 - now compiles under solaris - added hostname in prompt - fixed tilde expansion: used to done by glob()'s GLOB_TILDE option which is not supported everywhere, and is buggy ( substitutes in ~/a/b but not in ~/a/b/c !) some more code now replaces this ... - improved completion : builtin, tilde and pathname completions - cleaned/rewrote openpty.c - ask user whether to continue after failed grantpt() or if using a tty with dangerous perms - check that old controlling tty has been dropped - under linux use /dev/ptmx if available instead of /dev/pty* - should be easier to port - added 'suspend' and 'disconnect' builtins - fixed race conditions due to fork() - fixed signal handlers : they have to reset themselves so that it works everywhere ... - fixed some memory leaks - cleaning cleaning cleaning - added '--force' option to avoid being asked questions (doesn't suppres warnings though) - added '--' option to allow separation of zssh options from ssh options - handle quotes in --shell option, so that we can now do some really weird stuff such as: zssh -s "sh -c 'ps aux | grep ssh'" config: - detect pty functions/devices available - added '--disable-readline' option of configure to allow building zssh without libreadline - use -Wall compiler option if available
version 1.5c Jim Grishaw <jgrishaw@myrealbox.com> - fixes for cygwin - added tty test suite (test/ directory) ----------------------------- version 1.5b Richard Hoyle <rhoyle@cix.co.uk> - fix problem with initial flush of tty on some systems (slackware 9.0) - cleanup, got rid of c++ style comments, fixed warnings ----------------------------- version 1.5a - now compiles with readline v4.2 - works on MacOS X config: - detect readline headers - fixed configure.in bug (-ltermcap not needed in AC_CHECK_LIB) (Jeff Squyres) --------------------------------------------------------- version 1.5 - now compiles under solaris - added hostname in prompt - fixed tilde expansion: used to done by glob()'s GLOB_TILDE option which is not supported everywhere, and is buggy ( substitutes in ~/a/b but not in ~/a/b/c !) some more code now replaces this ... - improved completion : builtin, tilde and pathname completions - cleaned/rewrote openpty.c - ask user whether to continue after failed grantpt() or if using a tty with dangerous perms - check that old controlling tty has been dropped - under linux use /dev/ptmx if available instead of /dev/pty* - should be easier to port - added 'suspend' and 'disconnect' builtins - fixed race conditions due to fork() - fixed signal handlers : they have to reset themselves so that it works everywhere ... - fixed some memory leaks - cleaning cleaning cleaning - added '--force' option to avoid being asked questions (doesn't suppres warnings though) - added '--' option to allow separation of zssh options from ssh options - handle quotes in --shell option, so that we can now do some really weird stuff such as: zssh -s "sh -c 'ps aux | grep ssh'" config: - detect pty functions/devices available - added '--disable-readline' option of configure to allow building zssh without libreadline - use -Wall compiler option if available
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