ssh2 | SSH for EC2 | AWS library

I installed a new subversion repository but I am unable to connect to the repository.

In the old repository it is working as expected. The new repository thorws an exception:

I want to run several functions in a row on a server over SSH, one after another. I can use await/async functions for this, but can't get this example to work: Log some text, run uptime (wait to finish), log more text.

I should see output:

I have a sample file like below

I'm trying to download files from sftp in nodejs, I created sftp using springboot I'm able to connect and do get() and put() operation using python/Winscp/ssh commands.

I'm able to connect with my SFTP server but its not downloading the file, it just create empty file in my directory with 0 KB size. I'm not sure what's wrong. It is working if I don't run this in a loop or I have only one file.

I have tried almost all the answers on stack overflow but nothing works for me.

I used Git for Windows (v2.30.1) to create an ed25519 ssh key with ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C “” per this github doc and added it to my account. I verified it works from Git CMD with ssh -T git@github.com.

To load it into eclipse (v2020-12; EGit v5.11), I went here: Preferences --> SSH2 --> Key Management --> Load Existing Key...

For both the private and public keys, I got this error failed to load given file. EGit v5.4+ "supports" an ed25519 key, but I could find no instructions (expected them here) for how to get one into eclipse. Googling for the error was unhelpful.

How do I use my ed25519 key with eclipse?

I am trying to use ssh2-sftp-client in NodeJS to send a file from an S3 bucket in AWS to my server. I have seen many examples and I have tried them all with no success. I feel that this one is close but still is not working for me:

I am getting below a java map string from a data source.

{0={_shards={total=1, failed=0, successful=1, skipped=0}, hits={hits=[{_index=filebeat-7.10.0-2021.02.02-000001, _type=_doc, _source={input={type=log}, agent={hostname=ubuntu_fresh, name=ubuntu_fresh, id=879f36f2-4ade-47b6-a7b9-7972634c7b8c, type=filebeat, ephemeral_id=5676523f-bc61-4c12-b319-8b463348ba63, version=7.10.0}, @timestamp=2021-02-04T12:36:33.475Z, ecs={version=1.6.0}, log={file={path=/var/log/auth.log}, offset=46607}, service={type=system}, host={hostname=ubuntu_fresh, os={kernel=4.15.0-135-generic, codename=bionic, name=Ubuntu, family=debian, version=18.04.1 LTS (Bionic Beaver), platform=ubuntu}, containerized=false, ip=[10.0.2.15, fe80::a00:27ff:fe82:f598, 192.168.56.22, fe80::a00:27ff:fe32:fab0], name=ubuntu_fresh, id=cdfcdf6a39d44b98b2aa51700134f415, mac=[08:00:27:82:f5:98, 08:00:27:32:fa:b0], architecture=x86_64}, fileset={name=auth}, message=Feb 4 12:36:28 ubuntu_fresh sshd[2662]: Failed password for root from 192.168.56.1 port 35830 ssh2, error={message=Provided Grok expressions do not match field value: [Feb 4 12:36:28 ubuntu_fresh sshd[2662]: Failed password for root from 192.168.56.1 port 35830 ssh2]}, event={ingested=2021-02-04T12:36:39.482598548Z, timezone=+00:00, module=system, dataset=system.auth}}, _id=nNALbXcBbfKg8Fh6Zci7, _score=25.188179}], total={value=1, relation=eq}, max_score=25.188179}, took=1, timed_out=false}}

I don't have the privilege to convert it in java. I have a python application I want to access that data as a python dictionary. So want to convert it into a python dictionary.

I have installed FreeBSD and need to run regularly reverse shell to establish and keep alive SSH connection to the client (no public IP). When running the ssh -R script from the terminal, it works as expected, but when I run it as a cron command, the connection is established and disconnected right after that.

Here is auth.log from the server:

I am trying to implement writing files to an SFTP server in Node using the SSH2 module. For my use case, the file source is Azure Blob Storage, and files are relatively large (more than 5 gigs) and so the idea is to capture data from blob storage in chunks and write them to the server. Don't want to download the whole file and then perform the write as files are large and don't want to have a disk space issue during runtime.

I have a working implementation of this by making use of downloadToBuffer() and write() functions available and incrementing the 'offset' until all the bytes and written. As seen in the code snippet