Lines Matching refs:libssh2
33 #include <libssh2.h>
275 /* Ordered by order of appearance in libssh2.h */
305 /* TODO: map some more of the libssh2 errors to the more appropriate CURLcode
307 not return or even depend on libssh2 errors in the public libcurl API */
493 * Earlier libssh2 versions didn't have the ability to seek to 64bit positions
503 * Earlier libssh2 versions didn't do SCP properly beyond 32bit sizes on 32bit
514 * libssh2 1.2.8 fixed the problem with 32bit ints used for sockets on win64.
704 * to will be set to TRUE if the libssh2 function returns LIBSSH2_ERROR_EAGAIN
729 /* Set libssh2 to non-blocking, since everything internally is
768 * here, even though the libssh2 docs kind of indicate that it should be
857 * libssh2 extract the public key from the private key file.
1115 * Start the libssh2 sftp session
1297 * OpenSSH's sftp program and call the appropriate libssh2
1435 /* Since chown and chgrp only set owner OR group but libssh2 wants to
1731 * NOTE!!! libssh2 requires that the destination path is a full path
1891 out readable as the underlying libssh2 sftp send function will deal
2321 out writableable as the underlying libssh2 recv function will deal
2343 infof(data, "Failed to close libssh2 file\n");
2377 infof(data, "Failed to close libssh2 file\n");
2387 infof(data, "Failed to stop libssh2 sftp subsystem\n");
2422 * libssh2 requires that the destination path is a full path that
2466 out readable as the underlying libssh2 scp send function will deal
2528 out writableable as the underlying libssh2 recv function will deal
2555 infof(data, "Failed to send libssh2 channel EOF\n");
2594 infof(data, "Failed to free libssh2 scp subsystem\n");
2616 infof(data, "Failed to free libssh2 scp subsystem\n");
2627 infof(data, "Failed to disconnect libssh2 session\n");
2652 infof(data, "Failed to disconnect from libssh2 agent\n");
2670 infof(data, "Failed to free libssh2 session\n");
2782 * When one of the libssh2 functions has returned LIBSSH2_ERROR_EAGAIN this
2793 /* translate the libssh2 define bits into our own bit defines */
2798 /* It didn't block or libssh2 didn't reveal in which direction, put back
2803 /* no libssh2 directional support so we simply don't know */
3258 support libssh2 0.15*/
3452 return "Unknown error in libssh2";
