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ssh

SSH connections, remote commands and SCP

Use ssh for SSH connections, remote commands, SCP transfers, tunnels, and key handling.

import "osl/ssh"

API reference

ssh

Method
Returns
Description

ssh.connect(host: any, port: any, user: any, password: any, privateKey: any)

*SSHClient

Opens a connection.

ssh.execRemote(host: any, port: any, user: any, password: any, privateKey: any, command: any)

object

Runs the exec remote operation.

ssh.scpUpload(client: *SSHClient, localPath: any, remotePath: any)

boolean

Runs the scp upload operation.

ssh.scpDownload(client: *SSHClient, remotePath: any, localPath: any)

boolean

Runs the scp download operation.

ssh.tunnel(localPort: any, remoteHost: any, remotePort: any, sshHost: any, sshPort: any)

*SSHClient

Runs the tunnel operation.

ssh.generateKeyPair(keyType: any)

object

Runs the generate key pair operation.

ssh.generateRSAKey()

string, string

Runs the generate rsakey operation.

ssh.generateEd25519Key()

string, string

Runs the generate ed25519 key operation.

ssh.savePrivateKey(path: any, key: any)

boolean

Saves private key.

ssh.savePublicKey(path: any, key: any)

boolean

Saves public key.

ssh.loadPrivateKey(path: any)

string

Loads private key.

ssh.fingerprint(publicKey: any)

string

Runs the fingerprint operation.

SSHClient values

Methods available on SSHClient values returned by this package or constructed by the language.

Method
Returns
Description

value.exec(command: any)

object

Runs the exec operation.

value.startCommand(command: any)

boolean

Starts command.

value.sendInput(input: any)

boolean

Sends input.

value.readOutput(timeout: any)

string

Reads output.

value.close()

boolean

Closes the resource.

value.isConnected()

boolean

Reports whether connected.

Notes

  • Standard-library imports accept both import "osl/ssh" and import "ssh".

  • Return values such as array and object are regular OSL values unless a returned object section says otherwise.

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