handlers

Documentation

Index

• func JumpHandler(sshPriv ssh.Signer, serverConn ssh.Conn) internal.ChannelHandler
• func LocalForward(_ *internal.User, newChannel ssh.NewChannel, l logger.Logger)
• func ServerConsoleSession(ServerConn ssh.Conn) internal.ChannelHandler
• func Session(user *internal.User, newChannel ssh.NewChannel, log logger.Logger)
• func StartRemoteForward(user *internal.User, r *ssh.Request, sshConn ssh.Conn)
• func StopRemoteForward(rf internal.RemoteForwardRequest) error

Functions

func JumpHandler

func JumpHandler(sshPriv ssh.Signer, serverConn ssh.Conn) internal.ChannelHandler

func LocalForward

func LocalForward(_ *internal.User, newChannel ssh.NewChannel, l logger.Logger)

func ServerConsoleSession

func ServerConsoleSession(ServerConn ssh.Conn) internal.ChannelHandler

func Session

func Session(user *internal.User, newChannel ssh.NewChannel, log logger.Logger)

Session has a lot of 'function' in ssh. It can be used for shell, exec, subsystem, pty-req and more. However these calls are done through requests, rather than opening a new channel This callback just sorts out what the client wants to be doing

func StartRemoteForward

func StartRemoteForward(user *internal.User, r *ssh.Request, sshConn ssh.Conn)

func StopRemoteForward

func StopRemoteForward(rf internal.RemoteForwardRequest) error