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Hello. Thanks for responding.

For starters, I am not sure if I even have the external installed properly nor not. I have followed the directions as closely as possible. When I run "make livessh.so" I had some output, some errors, but nothing very clear on if it was properly done or not.

When I ...

Hi,

i'm ubuntu user and developing with Livecode under this platform too. Using ssh without problem. I'm a beginner and my code is far far far away to something near good.

What are your problems using the ssh external?

very related to this thread

http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=23335

Exactly what I need.

The problem learning a new language is that you don't know what to search

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction

First of all, thanks to all for your answers and the quality of them.

I would clarify something:

The application that I'm developing is a visual interface to a router, using ssh to interact with it. I decided to use Livecode for the ability to generate binaries in windows/linux/OSX and 'cause the ...

I'm using the external ssh.

I've created a function that tries to connect to an ssh server (code below). The login/password are typed by the user in a card and my idea was to validate the login/password to answer if they were correct or not.
If the login/password are correct, the ssh_userauth ...

Merci monsieur Duez!

Thanks for your answer.

The data is chaotic and effectively in a coherent world the value of "last-seen" should be quoted 'cause is a value composed from 2 alphanumeric strings, but in this case, the data returned by the router for the identifier "last-seen" comes in the ...

You're right Dixie, is what I say in my last post. I'm working to find a way to be able to process all possibilities identifier=value and identifier="text value"


Thanks for the optimisation. I learn a lot.

I think that the problem is here:

"By default, items are delimited by commas. You can change the default comma to create your own chunk type by setting the itemDelimiter property to any character. For example:

on mouseUp
set the itemDelimiter to ":"
answer item 7 of field "text"
end mouseUp

An ...

For example, we have the following text :


Flags: X - disabled, A - active, I - incomplete
0 ;;; comentario de usuario
customer=admin name="user1" actual-profile="test profile"
password="password" location="camp_name" shared-users=1
wireless-psk="" wireless-enc-key="" wireless-enc-algo=none ...

Flags: X - disabled, A - active, I - incomplete
0 ;;; comentario de usuario
customer=admin name="user1" actual-profile="test profile"
password="password" location="camp_name" shared-users=1
wireless-psk="" wireless-enc-key="" wireless-enc-algo=none
uptime-used=8m31s download-used=12180371 ...

I'm using your example as source, but seems that I'm doing it bad.

I've created this funtion:


function wordafter letext leword ledelim
local pos, rtext
put empty into pos
put empty into rtext
put wordoffset(leword,letext) into pos
if pos is not 0 then
put word pos to -1 of letext into ...

Thanks WaltBrown for your tip.

Effectively it's a good way to convert it in an organized list of pairs and I note your suggestion ( I will need something like this in few hours )

Hi again,

I'm searching in forums and google but in the name of $DEITY I don't know how to ask them correctly to get an answer.

I'm trying to get the substring of a given text, begining from a desired position. In other words:

If I've a text like this: "abc def ghi abc dde jkman de" I wanna all ...

I forgot to mark this thread as solved.

The external ssh runs ok, the errors came from a bad use of external declarations in my stacks.

If the external is well pointed, all calls to the libssh are ok and the application runs correctly.

I must do it better, but by now (as "fast&dirty" workaround ...