Closed Mark-Pfeifer closed 5 days ago
I don'to believe so. The closest discussion was in PR #141 which has not been resolved. I have yet to find a proper solution for this as well.
Thanks for getting back to me. Sorry to hear that there’s no support for streaming input.
Mark Pfeifer
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I don'to believe so. The closest discussion was in PR #141https://github.com/sshnet/SSH.NET/issues/141 which has not been resolved. I have yet to find a proper solution for this as well.
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Added in #1293 (version 2024.0.0)
I've started working with this library and have successfully executed simple commands on my ssh server.
What I'd like to do, but haven't found a way yet, is to send information my program over an ssh connection that serves as the input to the command executing on the host.
For example, one could send a .tar file as the input to a tar extraction command running on the host. The Linux equivalent would be cat somefile.tar | ssh user@host tar xz -C /destination.
At this point, it doesn't look like any of your command execution allows input. Please correct me if I've missed something.