These wolfSSH examples depend on:
For the standard Getting Started examples, see:
See the wolfSSL Espressif Home Page. The following examples are available for Espressif devices:
- ESP32-SSH-Server SSH-to-UART.
- ESP32-SSH-Server SSH-to-UART.
A minimal SSH echo server running on FreeRTOS with FreeRTOS-Plus-TCP networking. Targets PIC32MZ with Microchip Harmony but runnable on Linux using the FreeRTOS POSIX simulator and a libpcap-based network interface. Uses a Makefile and has a preconfigured user_settings.h file.
This example isn't manufacturer specific, but it has only been tested on Ubuntu and macOS. This takes a wolfSSL directory and a wolfSSH directory and builds it into a single static library (libwolfssh.a) and the testsuite test tool. It uses a Makefile and has a preconfigured user_settings.h file.
When setting up your thread that runs wolfSSL, it must have the same or lower priority than the networking stack thread. For example, in FreeRTOS, you may set the network stack thread's priority to 6 and the wolfSSH thread to 8, or DEFAULTTASKPRIORITY. (In FreeRTOS, the lower the priority value the higher the priority.)
For any issues related to wolfSSL or wolfSSH, please open an issue on GitHub, visit the wolfSSL support forum, send an email to [email protected], or contact us.