[Twisted-Python] Twisted sshd examples?

[Paul Swartz]

On Thu, 2004-05-27 at 22:37, James R. Saker Jr. wrote:
> Anyone familiar with a good implementation of twisted's ssh server? I'm
> looking to interface a menu application with SSH and instead of setting
> the python app as the UNIX shell, I'd like twisted to handle sshd so my
> application can permit different user logins (vs. being bound to a
> particular user's shell via that approach).
> 
> The Twisted example provided
> (http://www.twistedmatrix.com/documents/current/examples/sshsimpleserver.py) appears to fail and I wonder if its outdated as the current API doesn't reference realm under conch:

Yeah, that was a stupid bug.  The example in current SVN should work. 
You might also want to look at t.c.unix, which implements a bunch of the
stuff that you will want to implement for your application (namely, a
Session channel).

-p
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