@tmds Can you submit your change as a merge request in

Here are some deibugging tips for dolphin and libssh:

Improved it further:

Improved patch:

I think this is a way to solve this issue:

0.9.5

What version of libssh are you using?

I was not even aware that the problem was libss until the fellow at KDE bug report place let me know. I am using Kubuntu 20.04 and I am running Dolphin which is a file browser tool.

What version of libssh are you using? Saying "does not work" is too broad. What you expect? What happens? Do you have some errors? Debug log would be also useful.

Recently I installed google maps on my android phone but when I try to sign in it show an error. I am getting little confused how to sign in this app. Can you please share some information assignment writing service that how to use this approach to resolve this specific error.

This could be a nice exercise when getting familiar with openssl :) It makes sense to do it with openssl 3.0 more than with the 1.1.1, but as written in the description, it does not have a potential to finding many bugs with high impact.

I think so but I forget what I did. I think the theory was right

@ansasaki isn't this fixed with 750e4f3f9d3ec879929801d65a500ec3ad84ff67 or something else? I remember we talked about some issue like this ...

Fixed in 58d53f1397c9f4af0748a07aef16c15bbd724038

This was addressed in 0.9.5 (b1bbd20dfa8adc784c03fa74d8c81c30671d011b) and in master (bee8ed82abbc1ee8c631691a131c3d6ec6ba0836), but not in 0.8.9 so I would keep this open so far.

I have fixed it. I have set: KexAlgorithms diffie-hellman-group1-sha1

Hi qgarnier, any update on this?

Windows 7 is EOL since January 14, 2020. I don't think it makes sense to debug an issue on a platform that is unsupported by vendor (which is more than 10 years old).

There were many bugfixes since 0.9.2. If it works with 0.9.4, all I can do is recommend you to update to 0.9.4 or newer. We do not intend to update 0.9.2.x versions.

@Jakuje Do you think we should address this in libssh 1.0.0?
we could also look into some similiar support in OpenSSL3.0, when we add support for it.

Hi @kloczek , we would be interested in more logs for this one. Did you manage to collect the AVC error logs? let us know. Thank you.

Hello @slydder , could you confirm if you were able to reproduce it with the latest release/master? if not, we could close this. Thank you.

hello @dten , did you manage to sort this out? If you need any help let us know, if not we could close this one. Thank you.

@TheMarlboroMan hi, could you confirm if you can still reproduce this one, if not we could close this one. Thank you.

Fixed in 5348267f for the reference

@orionltd Hello, would you like to submit to PR for this one if you have don't have the permissions issue?
If it still exists, maybe I could help you with it.

@TheMarlboroMan could you confirm if this issue is fixed? Thank you.

Has this been addressed and should it be closed as such? I gave the version in Fedora rawhide (libssh-0.9.5-1) a try and it seems to work now: https://travis-ci.com/github/adelton/python-libssh/builds/195387193

FYI, this is now enabled by default in OpenSSH's HEAD, which will probably make it in release in ~6 months. This would make it very useful for libssh to support now.

Thank you for the report and analysis. It looks reasonable to add this reset to disconnect function, rather than keeping it in invalid state. I submitted the following merge request for review:

AVC errors are logged in journal or in audit.log. ausearch -m AVC is helpfult too.

How can I check AVC errors?

Do you have some AVC errors? Does it work with SELinux in permissive?

Yes I have enabled SELinux.

$ sestatus
SELinux status:                 enabled
SELinuxfs mount:                /sys/fs/selinux
SELinux root directory:         /etc/selinux
Loaded policy name:             targeted
Current mode:                   enforcing
Mode from config file:          enforcing
Policy MLS status:              enabled
Policy deny_unknown status:     allowed
Memory protection checking:     actual (secure)
Max kernel policy version:      33

Is your user somehow restricted (for example by SELinux)? Do you have some AVC errors? Does it work with SELinux in permissive?

Just iun case .. I have installed uid_wrapper

]$ rpm -ql uid_wrapper
/usr/lib/.build-id
/usr/lib/.build-id/de
/usr/lib/.build-id/de/92a25d0d0241dee4c96f47ebc0ec9b76c8154a
/usr/lib64/cmake/uid_wrapper
/usr/lib64/cmake/uid_wrapper/uid_wrapper-config-version.cmake
/usr/lib64/cmake/uid_wrapper/uid_wrapper-config.cmake
/usr/lib64/libuid_wrapper.so
/usr/lib64/libuid_wrapper.so.0
/usr/lib64/libuid_wrapper.so.0.0.8
/usr/lib64/pkgconfig/uid_wrapper.pc
/usr/share/man/man1/uid_wrapper.1.gz

I have the issue with libssh 0.9.2. I have tested with version 0.9.4 and it seems ok.