Last time I already tried to prove PHP can do anything when it comes to network protocols by implementing a DNS server.
This time I’m doing it again with a server-side implementation of the SSH2 protocol.
You probably know SSH at least by its name. It’s a of secure telnet replacement which also allows many other things such as port forwarding, remote file management (with sftp) and more.
With PHP I could write a fully working SSH server in only 3 days. Of course I didn’t implement every single extension there is to SSH, but I’ve implemented: [...]
https://web.archive.org/web/20100701145902/http://blog.magic...
PHP can do anything, what about some ssh?
Last time I already tried to prove PHP can do anything when it comes to network protocols by implementing a DNS server.
This time I’m doing it again with a server-side implementation of the SSH2 protocol.
You probably know SSH at least by its name. It’s a of secure telnet replacement which also allows many other things such as port forwarding, remote file management (with sftp) and more.
With PHP I could write a fully working SSH server in only 3 days. Of course I didn’t implement every single extension there is to SSH, but I’ve implemented: [...]
https://web.archive.org/web/20100702090107/http://ookoo.org/...