Incorrect password during login makes twice login attempts
JSch - Auth Fail - Private Key - RHEL 8 and FIS implemented in Server
I am also facing a same issue, Not working for me even if i change to 2 I am getting Auth Fail. RHEL 8 (FIS security system) enabled in server. Any one can help to connect it?
Hi, Does anyone know if this library has reached EOS and if so, when?
Thanks for updating with the <lf> vs. <crlf> issue. We just noticed this and I was getting ready to update when I saw your post. </crlf></lf>
There are two related issues here, both of which prevent connecting to Microsoft's Azure SFTP server, and presumably others which are strict to the RFCs. The client version string as listed above, and using a single LF vs. CR+LF after it. Fixing these two issues allows connection to Azure. Both changes are in Session.java. Line 71: private byte[] V_C=Util.str2byte("SSH-2.0-JSCH-"+JSch.VERSION); // client version needs to change to: private byte[] V_C=Util.str2byte("SSH-2.0-JSCH_"+JSch.VERSION); //...
I know this is old, but it appears that you are using CoZ:SFTP on the z/OS side. Can you try specifying the remote file as: /-/!DTS4.UP.G5TB.S60301 This is one of the documented formats for specifying z/OS file names in the CoZ:SFTP documentation.
Identification string invalid based on RFC4253
Hello ! Can you give me a hint how to applicate the patch using the "patch" comand in linux terminal ? Or is there an other way to get a patched JSCH ? Thanks in advance Bernhard
The source code is not public. See: https://www.eclipse.org/lists/cross-project-issues-dev/msg16219.html Although, here is what looks like Jsch 0.1.55 source code: https://download.eclipse.org/oomph/archive/reports/download.eclipse.org/releases/2021-09/index/com.jcraft.jsch.source_0.1.55.v20190404-1902.html
Hi there! I have a connecting issue in my server using this. Can anyone please help me out. Thanks
Invalid privatekey with latest version of PuTTY
This looks very much like a threading issue since the reproduction is so unpredictable. For a while, I thought this was caused by our own app threads, or a failure of the library to protect itself from being used in a multithreaded context. But, as my test case evolved, it became apparent that it was not our use of threads causing the problem. I synchronized all the JSch calls so that only a single one of our threads can use the lib at a time, and it still reproduced. Since app threads are reduced...
java.net.SocketException: Socket is not connected (Read failed)
What can cause the ssh connection exit when I create the ssh with jsch
on further analysis, its found that the issue is due to wildcard character ( * ) due to which glob_remote throws ArrayIndexOutOfBoundException. workaround do ls and give complete file name as paramter to get method. followed below steps 1. set change directory 2. do ls to get all the files (its available in vectors) 3. give complete file name as source for the get method
i'm able to bypass that issue by setting the change directory on the sftp channel. So this ticket can be closed but it will be good if we can find a way to reset the buffer externally so that it doesn't throw ArrayIndexOutOfBoundException
ArrayIndexOutOfBoundException occurring while using Jsch sftp channel
We also experienced that session.connect() hangs indefinitely (with versions 0.1.49 and 0.1.55) before connect() the timeout was set (with session.setTimeout()) but this timeout has no effect during the authentication in connect() We did find a workaround (by configuring a different order of authentication methods) but the issue of hanging should be addressed nevertheless. Our suggestion: the configured session timeout should also terminate long connect() or there need to be another possibility to...
We also experienced that session.connect() hangs indefinitely. before connect() the timeout was set (with session.setTimeout()) but this timeout has no effect during the authentication in connect() We did find a workaround (by configuring a different order of authentication methods) but the issue of hanging should be addressed nevertheless. Our suggestion: the configured session timeout should also terminate long connect() or there need to be another possibility to configure authentication timeout...
multiple sessions, channel inputstream read, hangs forever
Session.connect() hangs without any timeout and response. It blocks the whole JVM
Hi All, in the source code of ChannelSftp.java, the method quit(), just disconnect channell client side. Some sftp server implement QUIT verb for explicit close session. the difference is only that after sending QUIT all resources are deallocated from server, just close channell peer side keep sockets in FIN wait for some minutes. In case of massive login logout session with ChannelSftp.java, sftpserver DDOS protection throttle disable the access or in some cases get exhausted connections. Why not...
Hi All, in the source code of ChannelSftp.java, the method quit(), just disconnect channell client side. Some sftp server implement QUIT verb for explicit close session. the difference is only the after sending QUIT all resources are deallocated from server, just close channell peer side keep sockets in FIN wait for some minutes. In case of massive login logout session with ChannelSftp.java, sftpserver DDOS protection throttle disable the access or in some cases get exhausted connections. Why not...
Documentation: Missing HMAC in Feature list
Hi, One of our plugin is using the following jars: jsch-0.1.49.jar jsch-0.1.55.jar We want to confirm if the above jars have support for java 11 or not? any help would be highly appreciated. Thanks & Regards, Ravi
Hi, I need to confirm, whether jsch-0.1.55.jar is suported on OPEN JDK platform or not? Any suggestion would be highly appreciated. Thanks, Ravi
Nice @matez, does this fully support it though? local port => remote socket local socket => remote socket local socket => remote port remote port => local socket remote socket => local socket remote socket => local port From a quick look it seems you are only providing a small subset.
Unix line-end in PPK files
Mind you, the fork uses Java8+ features, while the original can be compiled with Java5
I am struggling with this NLP issue for past 5 days. Any resolution to issue ?
Thanks Tobias, I will keep this in mind.
Hello Radu Coravu, It looks like that there is now someone how forked this project https://sourceforge.net/p/jsch/bugs/119/#efc6
The correct link to the fork is: https://github.com/mwiede/jsch (witout a dot at the end) :)
rsa-sha2-256 & rsa-sha2-512 as per RFC 8332 has been implemented in fork at https://github.com/mwiede/jsch.
+1
I extended jsch ith your requested feature. Please checkout https://github.com/mwiede/jsch
We get such a com.jcraft.jsch.JSchException: verify: false when we want to connect to an SshSession
+1 we are also interested in having this work for SFTP connections.
Please move to github ...
The same problem here with Jsch Sat Sep 03 18:41:49 JST 2016 version=0.1.54 and Mon Nov 26 10:15:11 JST 2018 version=0.1.55 on Windows 10 with Cygwin64 and OpenSSH We are using an by passphrase encrypted PKCS8 private key. In KeyPairPKCS8 this structure cannot be read /* from RFC5208 PrivateKeyInfo ::= SEQUENCE { version Version, privateKeyAlgorithm PrivateKeyAlgorithmIdentifier, privateKey PrivateKey, attributes [0] IMPLICIT Attributes OPTIONAL } The ASN.1 structure has only one member. Thus we...
Why do you see that as a problem? Theis method's purpose is to send an absolute path. So it's checked if the given path is absolute and if not, the working directory is added in front. That's exactly what's happening with your example, so the path being sent to the server is e.g. /home/myuser/../../../etc/password. There are completely valid reasons why you want to send a path like this to a server, it's the server's obligation to restrict access to /etc/password no matter how the path is received...
"JSchException: invalid privatekey" on OpenSSH 7.8 and above
Ciphers support in JSCH
Move to github
Would really love to see this change, because juice-ssh seems to rely on that to be working first in jsch.
Thread hangs in ChannelSftp.skip() following internal OutOfOrderException
We see the same issue intermittently. It seems to get into infinite loop when c.rwsize=0; Not sure why this is happening but for sure code shouldn’t get into never ending loop. Does anyone know how rwsize variable didn't get changed from 0? Was there any fix for this issue after 1.54?
Any updates on this?
Workaround to find owner name: String longName = file.getLongname(); String[] attrs = longName.split("\\s+"); String ownername = attrs[2]; where file is an instance of LsEntry returned by the ChannelSFTP.ls
Hi, We are getting randomly occuring error "org.eclipse.jgit.api.errors.TransportException: <gitlab_ssh_repo_url>/automate.git: channel is not opened." We are not able to identify the exact cause or not able to reproduce this behaviour evry time. We are using SSh to connect to the repo and connecting through jgit liberary. We have observed this behaviour specific to GitLab and not for github and bitbucket. Any help would be appriciated.</gitlab_ssh_repo_url> Thanks
I was able to resolve this using the following new Date((long)file.getAttrs().getMTime()*1000L) where file is an instance of ChannelSftp.LsEntry
How to get a remote file's last modified time? I am using the following but it shows date with year 1970 only. int mtime = entry.getAttrs().getMTime(); Date date = new Date (mtime); When printed the date is "Mon Jan 19 09:09:10 IST 1970". What should be changed here to find the exact last modified time?
Using SftpATTRS.getUId(), it is possible to get only the user id. How to fetch the user name corresponding to the id?
Hi Team, One of the customer is connecting to the SFTP server to transfer files and intemmittently they are recieving below error messages " *java.io.IOException: End of IO Stream Read....en..i.N%J'" . The same error message is in the TCP dump also . The customer is using JSCH 0.1.51 and connecting to a globalscape EFT SFTP server . This issue is intermmittent and some time they are able to transfer files or can connect to sftp without any issues . Anyone aware of this error message relate to JSCH...
Even if I create new Session instance in each connection "java.net.ConnectException: Cannot assign requested address" happened again. It is a problem in my socket factory. The real problem is that if Session instance is reconnected then "com.jcraft.jsch.JSchException: Packet corrupt" happens. Workaround: Create a new Session instance for each connection.
Th above test cases are done after I fixed my socket factory.
Hello! I found a problem in my socket factory that It was trying to reuse socket closed by JSch. Here are the results of my test cases: With socket factory: 1- session.connect() --> works 2- session.disconnect() --> works immediately after disconnect 3- session.connect() --> "java.net.ConnectException: Cannot assign requested address" 1 minute later: 4- session.connect() --> "com.jcraft.jsch.JSchException: Packet corrupt" I'm not sure; but, it looks JSch can not handle disconnect properly and I got...
"java.net.SocketException: Socket is closed" in next Session.connect()
Thread running forever
cisco catalyst
Ticket can be closed, it is working when I use: //TIxxAxx.Sxx.I.Axxx16x.xxx1.P111333 instead of: '//TIxxAxx.Sxx.I.Axxx16x.xxx1.P111333'
JSch SFTP get MVS file from IBM z/OS fails: 2: No such file
Hi, sFTP servers provide capability of authentication using both password and private key (Two factor authentication for ssh). Does JSCH supports this? Thanks, Hrushi
Hey! It's been some time, but if I remember correctly, nistp-256 was working out of the box (that was the actually hardcoded part). On Thu, Mar 14, 2019 at 11:36 AM Vineeth Chinmay Karra redviper@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Hello. Do you have any similar patch for ecdsa-sha2-nistp256 host key algorithm? [patches:#10] https://sourceforge.net/p/jsch/patches/10/ ecdsa 384 and 521 key verification broken* Status: open Group: Unstable (example) Created: Thu Apr 13, 2017 01:59 PM UTC by Iger Last Updated:...
Hello. Do you have any similar patch for ecdsa-sha2-nistp256 host key algorithm?
Hi, We use Jsch in production in our aws envs, tested for transfers upto 80GB so far. Working on making it bigger. What's the transfer limit in JSch in one "transfer" thread? Thanks, Sanjeev
Hi, We use Jsch in production in our aws envs, tested for transfers upto 80GB so far. Has anyone tested with terra bytes of data, in single transfer process (instead of dividing files into chunks and then merging them). In the latter case, there'll be complicatied handling in cases of failures, retry attempts etc./ What's the transfer limit in JSch in one "transfer" thread? Thanks, Sanjeev
Allow users to set alternate password encodings
SSH Connection Timeout and Socket Connection Timeout seems to be not working on jsch-0.1.55.jar
Supported SSH/SCP options
How about this, can anyone try connecting JSCH to eom-cbk-sftp-nlb-prod-2a0d6b9118dd64bf.elb.us-east-1.amazonaws.com and see if its successful or not? put in a dummy login/password as i don't think its even getting that far.
Jsch Identification string not by the RFC 4253 spec
Added support for 256 bit HMAC
com.jcraft.jsch.JSchException: SSH_MSG_DISCONNECT: 2 Protocol error: no matching DH grp found at com.jcraft.jsch.Session.read(Session.java:1004) at com.jcraft.jsch.Session.connect(Session.java:323) at com.jcraft.jsch.Session.connect(Session.java:183)
jsch 0.1.54 SSH_MSG_DISCONNECT: 2 Protocol error: no matching DH grp found
Any thoughts or opinions? If i could get someone just to say yay/nay about the protocal/library/version compatability being the likely culprit or if something else obvious is missing that would be much appreciated.
I created a duplicate in "Feature Requests". Please remove this ticket here. Thank You.
Signature with an external private key
One more thing: I'm talking about setPrvKey (not setPubKey)
Sorry: Wrong Category. I don't know how to move it to the Feature Requests
Signature with an external private key
Oh, and sometimes it hangs at the very beginning of the process and i get nothing in the logs at all. In this case it sits forever (longested i waited was 5 minutes) until i kill the process. And then randomly it will switch to the other mode originally described above.
Stuck trying to figure out why can't connect to a particular host (amazon aws if that matters). Can connect to other SFTP sites. Would very much appreciete some help, i've tried every combination of suggestion even vaguely related to this. I've upgraded JSCH from 1.54 to 1.55 (from posts concerning signature bugs with ecdsa-sha2-nistp384). Running Java 1.8.0_144 From the posts i've found, the error in the logs "timeout in waiting for rekeying process" is related to timeout waiting for interactive...
Sorry for inconvience Michael. But I was not sure where to open the request for assistent so I opened one at here and another one in support.
Why are you writing this twice? Here and in bug tickets? This is unprofessional.
Hi, We know that JSCH lib supports the Kerberos authentication. So We need help on below questions on same - - from which version of JSCH lib Kerberos authentication supported - Is Kerberos authentication by default supported? or we need to set some parameter while executing the sftp command through code to enable the Kerberos authentication. - What additional things we need to take care while executing sftp command through Kerberos authentication. It would be really helpful if you have some document...
JSCH Lib kerberos authentication
I have retried the very same opration with wagon-ssh-external which uses ssh(1). No hang here. So must be an issue with JSch. See details in downstream issue.
I have retried the very same opration with wagon-ssh-external which uses ssh(1). No hang here. So must be an issue with JSch.
This new code has been introduced in WAGON-537. The fundamental difference is that the previous code request to stream the only remaining amount of bytes and the new one the at most the amount of bytes available to the buffer which is more than 916,
This new code has been introduced in WAGON-537. The fundamental difference is that the previous code request to stream the only remaining amount of bytes and the new one at most the amount of bytes available to the buffer which is more than 916,
JSch input stream hands on repeated reads after EOF
Good Job Jurrie.Don't get disappointed with JSch team.Keep up the Good work. You have helped many individual Groups in resolving this way before JSch team came up with solution.:)
Jsch does not throw exception when no space available
Overview: End of IO Stream Read when expecting SSH_MSG_KEX_DH_GEX_GROUP The question: I would like to know if I can make some adjustments or that jsch lacks the kex alogrithm I need. Details: 1. I know that the remote machine is conifgured with kex key size of 8192. logs: 2018-12-13 11:43:51,260 Connecting to 192.168.81.127 port 22 2018-12-13 11:43:51,260 Connection established 2018-12-13 11:43:51,275 Remote version string: SSH-2.0-UeI70aCAZ 2018-12-13 11:43:51,275 Local version string: SSH-2.0-JSCH-0.1.53...
I have an Windows/Java application which executes commands on a linux box. One particular command kills processes, but this intermittently fails, just does nothing, not even an exception. public static Session getSession(String ipAddressOfLinuxBox) { try { JSch jsch = new JSch(); Session session = jsch.getSession("root", ipaddress, 22); session. setPassword("blahblah"); session.setConfig("StrictHostKeyChecking"; "no"); } catch (JSchException je) {throw je;} } public static List<string> executeExecCommand(String...
It's been a while since I wrote my fix, so the details are a bit vague. But I wrote a unit test that fails on 0.1.54 with the error in question, and succeeds on 0.1.55. So I think the 0.1.55 release does actually fix this issue. I'm a little bit disappointed that the JSch team did not contact me, or mention me. Oh well, that's life I suppose :)
The release notes of jsch-0.1.55 which was released 3 days ago among other says: -bugfix: fixed 'Invalid encoding for signature' errors in ssh-dss. I 'm wondering if this fixes also this issue....