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Portable OpenSSH is a cross-platform implementation of the Secure Shell (SSH) protocol that provides encrypted communication and secure remote access over untrusted networks. It originates from the OpenSSH project maintained by the OpenBSD community and adapts the core OpenBSD implementation so it can run on many operating systems including Linux, macOS, and Windows.

Adapt OpenSSH as a library that can be used in other programs

Termux is an Android terminal emulator and Linux environment app that works directly with no rooting or setup required. A minimal base system is installed automatically - additional packages are available using the APT package manager. Termux combines standard packages with accurate terminal emulation in a beautiful open-source solution. Access API endpoints with curl and use rsync to store backups of your contact list on a remote server.

HPN-SSH is a series of performance patches for OpenSSH. By addressing network limitations and CPU limitations significant throughput performance can be realized. Gains of close to two orders of magnitude are possible on long fat network paths. The official git repo is now available at http://github.com/rapier1/openssh-portable. The Sourceforge repository should not be seen as the canonical repository for HPN-SSH.

HSCP (Hybrid scp) is developing to transmit the large size file at high speed on the long distance and wideband infrastructure. It has achieved the fast transfer by changing the file transfer part of scp into the UDP (using UDT).

HSSH (Hybrid ssh) is developing to transmit the large size data at high speed on the long distance and wideband infrastructure. It has achieved the fast transfer by changing both ways pipeio transfer of ssh into the UDP (using UDT). cf. HSCP

sftp server patch for openssh: - user based ftp session transaction logging - disable / enable ftp client's ability to chown and chgrp the filesystem - designate a umask value

This project's single goal is to maintain a patch that allows chrooting of users in OpenSSH. This patch will cause sshd to chroot when it encounters the magic token '/./' in a users home directory. The directory portion before the token is the direc