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Thanks for a performant and useful SFTP implementation. Beats the other libraries I've tried out there.
Feature request: I've tried to enable compression but can't seem to find how to do it in the documentation. Reading the cython and C source code did not help me either (not a C expert though). Is this possible to do now? Or could it be implemented, and how? The files I want to transfer compress well.
(Note that the Google groups forum does not seem to exist anymore.)
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You'd use LIBSSH2_FLAG_COMPRESS with libssh2_session_flag (not the greatest API for this in the world, as the protocol has flexible negotiation for this, instead of an zlib on-off switch - though to be fair, that's the only compression anyone ever implements) for this. This isn't a wrapped function in ssh2-python as far as I can tell.
This is usually not that interesting, because this is zlib, so quite slow and can be a CPU bottleneck even on modest connection speeds with the regular zlib (without QAT or zlib-ng).
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Thanks for a performant and useful SFTP implementation. Beats the other libraries I've tried out there.
Feature request: I've tried to enable compression but can't seem to find how to do it in the documentation. Reading the cython and C source code did not help me either (not a C expert though). Is this possible to do now? Or could it be implemented, and how? The files I want to transfer compress well.
(Note that the Google groups forum does not seem to exist anymore.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: