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It requires an openssh-compatible server at the other end. There exist pure-go ssh servers as well, but GoSSHa is just a client.

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Ah. I am looking for pure go open SSH. Do you happen to know any ? Been hard to find.

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I do not think that it is a good idea, to be honest. OpenSSH is very good
and robust, it is highly unlikely that pure-go server will perform better.
If you need openssh under windows, you can set up cygwin openssh-server,
although it is pretty hard to install
On Fri, 29 Jan 2016 at 18:54, jow blew [email protected] wrote:

Ah. I am looking for pure go open SSH. Do you happen to know any ? Been
hard to find.

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I see your point.
My use case is that I need SSH between data Center server, remote workstation ( mix of windows, Linux) and arm stuff like raspberry pi, raspberry zero.

The traffic will be very low, so perf is not important all.

The SSH code will be compiled in with some other golang code so its a single binary, SSH will be just sitting at runtime inside a spinning go routine.

So it all about getting it all as a golang thing to reduce out the dependencies, hassles across the many os's.

Curious what your assessment is based on my use case ?

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