All releases of Digmia Enterprise SSH


Release Notes: This release switches from Groovy to BeanShell. This usually requires rewriting of dssh.groovy, but very simple tweaks are needed. This caused the memory footprint to drop significantly, and the load time is twice as fast. This release also adds Solaris platform support.


Release Notes: The parameter -v is more verbose than before: It prints what authentication method succeeded. It does not try to authenticate using su or ena, if the agent has no password for that particular user. When using -v, it explains what's wrong.


Release Notes: This release adds support for the AMD-64 architecture on Linux.


Release Notes: This release adds scp mode by popular request (just add -s and it should work as a normal scp command). Recursive mode is not yet supported. It has been ported to the latest Trilead SSH library (which is a successor of Ganymed SSH). It is the same code base, but package names have changed and few features were added.


Release Notes: A batch mode option and a code cleanup.


Release Notes: Added warning if older Java is found during installation, showing user where to set path to Java 1.6. Added Mac OS X 10 Java 6 support (official version), added JRE autodetection for OS X.


Release Notes: This release fixes a bug in RSA key authentication, and has several portability fixes for new JREs (mainly for Mac OS X).


Release Notes: This release adds support for FreeBSD 7.


Release Notes: Support was added for Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) by using the community Java port (which was tested on 64-bit machines only).


Release Notes: This release can be finally used in shell scripts (as it returns the correct return value as expected from a mature SSH client). This release has Mac OS X PPC support, reworked documentation, a commented example, and several important options that control the amount of output. It adds the ability to stay logged in after executing a command (which always executes the command in interactive shell). There are several bugfixes and improvements.