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Your server/device seems to require some dummy keyboard interactive authentication:

Here is a possible solution:

Your server seems to issue two keyboard-interactive authentication challenges

• First, a prompt for a password
• Second, a banner with no prompts.

So you will have to do something like this:

ResNet is a family of neural networks (using residual functions). A lot of neural network use ResNet architecture, for example:

• ResNet18, ResNet50
• Wide ResNet50
• ResNeSt
• and many more...

It is commonly used as a backbone (also called encoder or feature extractor) for image classification, object detection, object segmentation and many more. There is others families of nets like VGG, EfficientNets etc...

FasterRCNN/RCN, YOLO and SSD are more like "pipeline" for object detection. For example, FasterRCNN use a backbone for feature extraction (like ResNet50) and a second network called RPN (Region Proposal Network). Take a look a this article which present the most common "pipeline" for object detection.

So the issue was I was using the wrong username, but it was still throwing a key authentication error.

Per @martin-prikryl's request, I attempted to connect using PuTTY, and found a nice tutorial specifically using PuTTY to SSH into Bluehost.

I had first written a script for FTP, and that used the Bluehost FTP account you can specifically create on their site. When I decided to write my SSH script, I used the same username. Alas, but for SSH, Bluehost wants the main login's username, NOT the FTP account one.

But it still recognizes the username on some level, but then the key is not linked to it, thus the key authentication error.

So I used PuTTy with the main username and that worked fine.

I then updated my script (credit to this stackoverflow post)

My new script that uploads an entire dir to bluehost using SSH:

Send the array of id's in the body of the request.

Well, if arrays could be sorted in constant time, the world will change for good.

As per my knowledge, the lowest time a sorting algorithm can sort in linear O(n) like count sort which is inefficient for data with large values.

You should try understanding what exactly does time in a time complexity indicate; that'll give you an idea of your question and how and why it's not possible as of now.

The best you can get as of now are Merge Sort and Quick Sort with O(nlogn) time complexity which are efficient.

OPTION 1 You will need to parameterize your array elements, creating a string that looks like DELETE /api/v1/algo/configs?configIds[]=1&configIds[]=2&configIds[]=3

OPTION 2 Use a POST or PATCH ROUTE and pass the JSON string of the array in the body of the request. POST|PATCH /api/v1/algo/configs

One way to do this would be to do transform.rotateAround. You can specify which axis and the amount of degrees. Here is the link to the docs: https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Transform.RotateAround.html