Diego Scaravaggi

Hi All, in the source code of ChannelSftp.java, the method quit(), just disconnect channell client side. Some sftp server implement QUIT verb for explicit close session. the difference is only that after sending QUIT all resources are deallocated from server, just close channell peer side keep sockets in FIN wait for some minutes. In case of massive login logout session with ChannelSftp.java, sftpserver DDOS protection throttle disable the access or in some cases get exhausted connections. Why not...

Hi All, in the source code of ChannelSftp.java, the method quit(), just disconnect channell client side. Some sftp server implement QUIT verb for explicit close session. the difference is only the after sending QUIT all resources are deallocated from server, just close channell peer side keep sockets in FIN wait for some minutes. In case of massive login logout session with ChannelSftp.java, sftpserver DDOS protection throttle disable the access or in some cases get exhausted connections. Why not...