Yonatan Alon

@odaira I am trying to compress and decompress large files from disk (a few dozen GB's), without holding them in memory. But I find that it takes a very long...

Also, if using channels to perform the I/O, compressing files (and then subsequently un-compressing them) results in very small (mostly empty) compressed files and only small fractions of the original...

While testing the Socket.connect() method (without invoking it from your library) the JVM managed to maintain 65k+ open sockets: (the maximum open files I allocated the JVM) ``` // Static...

I didn't have core dumps enabled. But according to the logs I originally attached, invoking sshClient.connect(), which ultimately invoked socket.connect(), causing a segmentation fault in the JVM memory which resulted...

@hierynomus Checking again after 4 months... Any chance you can help me out with this issue?

Thank you for your fast reply. I've read the Javadoc at your advice, and used a single Config instance as you suggested, but with varying levels of success. After several...

Which leads me to three questions: 1) Are there any restrictions on creating clients, opening connections, allocating pty's and starting shells in parallel (multi-threaded)? 2) Reading the Javadoc of SSHClient,...

Since you answered "no" to the first question (i.e. there are no multi-threading restrictions), why does the 2nd example throw TransportExceptions while the 3rd example does not?

@hierynomus Checking again after 4 months... Any chance you can help me out with this issue?