Tamir Gal

[...] So, I was looking for an easy way to show my online photos. I wanted a “slideshow” like app that can dynamically load pictures from a text or [...]

I get these kind of questions a lot, so I will try to explain a bit the concept of expect. The whole point of expect is to simulate a session of a re [...]

[...] The following sample shows how to use expect concept with the SshShell class of the SharpSSH library. This sample is also available in the [...]

[...] The following sample shows how to use the SshExec class of SharpSSH: SshConnectionInfo input = Util.GetInput(); SshExec [...]

[...] The following sample shows how to use expect concept with the SshShell class of the SharpSSH library. This sample is also [...]

[...] point in our code we need to read the initial response from the server. Depends on your server initial response you should expect this prompt, typically it will just be the regular shell prompt: ssh. [...]

[...] this prompt, typically it will just be the regular shell prompt: ssh.Expect("the initial server prompt"); If from some reason you skip this part, the response you read from the channel [...]

[...] library. This sample is also available in the SharpSSH examples found inside the source package zip file. SshExpectTest.cs SshConnectionInfo input = Util.GetInput(); SshShell ssh = new [...]

[...] fixes. Make sure to check it out on the sourceforge project page: Release notes and changelog Download location Way to go Chris! keep up the great work . [...]

[...] topic. This issue is not specific to SharpPcap but rather a Winpcap issue (I beleive it's a Winpcap bug but couldn't find any info about it). The issue is that if you use winpcap in a [...]