OpenSSH 6.7 Released With Significant Improvements
OpenSSH 6.7 has been released this morning with a number of new features.
OpenSSH 6.7 features major code refactoring as its developers try to make OpenSSH usable as a library, which is progressing, but there's not yet a stable API. OpenSSH 6.7 also brings support to ssh/sshd for Unix domain socket forwarding, sftp supports resuming interrupted uploads, and there's many bug fixes throughout the OpenSSH stack.
The portable OpenSSH also now supports building against libressl-portable and numerous other changes.
More details on OpenSSH 6.7 can be found via the official release announcement.
OpenSSH 6.7 features major code refactoring as its developers try to make OpenSSH usable as a library, which is progressing, but there's not yet a stable API. OpenSSH 6.7 also brings support to ssh/sshd for Unix domain socket forwarding, sftp supports resuming interrupted uploads, and there's many bug fixes throughout the OpenSSH stack.
The portable OpenSSH also now supports building against libressl-portable and numerous other changes.
More details on OpenSSH 6.7 can be found via the official release announcement.
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