Carlos Perez
Carlos Perez
My plan is to make the key a parameter and no longer depend on the registry or prompt for 3.0, it the proper key is not given or force use...
What is the target SSH server(os, version of SSH, host key)? Wlso have you been able to connect say with something like PUTTY? Sent from my iPhone > On Nov...
Look for the command prompt, it should only appear at the end of execution Sent from my iPhone > On Apr 18, 2019, at 8:46 AM, Rob Farkas wrote: >...
uhmm Invoke-SSHStreamShellCommand already reads the output until it sees a prompt and returns it, why are you reading the stream separately? it even has a default regex for identifying the...
Against what type of device are you running it against? I tested it against Busybox, CentOS and Ubuntu. > On Jan 12, 2020, at 8:08 PM, thefreakquency wrote: > >...
In that case you will need to play with the promp regex in the promppatter option to one that will match that unique one. Yes do need to document better...
Sadly that code will go away and the logic will change so as to make the module also work with .Net Core. There is no registry and they way I...
you can manage keys right now by hand, but do need to develop a cmdlet that pulls the key from a host to simplify it
There are 3 functions to manage them: ``` Get-SSHTrustedHost Remove-SSHTrustedHost New-SSHTrustedHost ```
can I close this ticket, sounds like the issue was resolved.