Fires on pre-authentication disconnects

This seems to be the only reliable place of catching lost connection

Set rawMode since we do not receive the login and password prompt in line mode. We return to default line mode when we detect the pro

Called when the connection is made from the other side. We send our version, but wait with sending KEXINIT

Called when the connection is made to the other side. We sent our version and the MSG_KEXINIT packet.

This function will redirect an SSH forward request to another address or will log the request and do nothing

Get the current effective user info. Returns effective_user from the nearest shell in cmdstack (set by su) if present, otherw

First, check for the version string (SSH-2.0-*). After that has been received, this method adds data to the buffer, and pulls out an

Called when we receive data from the user @type data: L{bytes} @param data: Data sent to the server from the client

First, check for the version string (SSH-2.0-*). After that has been received, this method adds data to the buffer, and pulls out an

Handle received TFTP packet

Handle TFTP packets

The escape character ctrl+d exits the session

Cat file, one file only for now

Change file ownership

Change file permissions only modes between 000 and 777 are implemented

Change file ownership

Clears the screen

Copies a file/directory from one directory to another.\n Usage: cp <source file> <destination file>

Bulk-load file contents from a local directory tree into matching pickle entries. Walks <local-dir> recursively and, for every regula

No real help output.

Exits the file system editor

Identifies file types.\nUsage: file <file name>

Update A_CONTENTS on normal files Two arguments, first the file in the pickle file system, and second the name of the file of which t

Prints the contents of a directory, use ls -l to list in long format Prints the current directory if no arguments are specified

Display detailed information about files Mimics the output of GNU ls -l and supports the following options: -a, -h :

Add a new directory in the target directory. Handles relative or absolute file paths. \n Usage: mkdir <destination>...

Moves a file/directory from one directory to another.\n Usage: mv <source file> <destination file>

Prints the current working directory :param args: :return:

Remove an object from the file system. Will not remove a directory unless the -r switch is invoked.\n Usage: rm [-r] <target>

Remove a file object. Like the unix command, this can only delete empty directories. Use rm -r to recursively delete full dir

Add a new file in the target directory. Handles relative or absolute file paths. \n Usage: touch <destination> [<size in byte

By default the cmd object will repeat the last command if a blank line is entered. Since this is different than bash behavior

EOF on stdin. Commands that read stdin override this to terminate; the default ignores it (the command does not read stdin).

EOF with the shell as the active reader (no command running) logs out.

TODO: this should probably not go through transport, but use processprotocol to close stdin