Drupal\Core\FileTransfer\SSH.php provides function to connect using username and password. But there is no function to validate username and password (or ssh key). This ticket is to create a public function checkConnection() to do this.

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#12 drupal_core-php-ssh2-check-verification-3022646-12-D8.patch8.17 KBabhaisasidharan
#11 drupal_core-php-ssh2-check-verification-3022646-11-D8.patch6.55 KBabhaisasidharan
#10 drupal_core-php-ssh2-check-verification-3022646-10-D8.patch6.31 KBabhaisasidharan
#9 drupal_core-php-ssh2-check-verification-3022646-9-D8.patch4.34 KBabhaisasidharan
#6 drupal_core-php-ssh2-check-verification-3022646-6-D8.patch4.35 KBabhaisasidharan
#5 drupal_core-php-ssh2-check-verification-3022646-5-D8.patch3.9 KBabhaisasidharan
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abhaisasidharan created an issue. See original summary.

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cilefen CreditAttribution: cilefen at Institute for Advanced Study commented
Category: Bug report » Feature request

What is the use case?

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@cilefen I am using this for the https://www.drupal.org/project/sceditor. This is my module to edit code on browser itself. I use it to quickly edit code on my website if and when required for development. I want to use more secure methods (username/password || publickey). Right now if i take in user credentials as input, there is no way to validate the credentials without a WSOD.

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Patch for the same :

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drupal_core-php-ssh2-check-verification-3022646-5-D8.patch3.9 KB

Done.

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drupal_core-php-ssh2-check-verification-3022646-6-D8.patch4.35 KB

Added support for creating sftp subsytem.

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Status: Active » Needs review

Status: Needs review » Needs work

The last submitted patch, 6: drupal_core-php-ssh2-check-verification-3022646-6-D8.patch, failed testing. View results
- codesniffer_fixes.patch Interdiff of automated coding standards fixes only.

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drupal_core-php-ssh2-check-verification-3022646-9-D8.patch4.34 KB

Fixed code review issues.

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