Notifications object

wodSSHServer Notifications Class.

Methods

Connecting Called when user tries to connect to the server. CryptoInformation Called when user wants to authenticate to the server. Disconnected Called when user leaves the server. LoginGSSAPI Called when user wants to authenticate to the server using Kerberos GSSAPI mechanism. LoginPassword Called when user wants to authenticate to the server using password or keyboard-interactive mechanism. LoginPubkey Called when user wants to authenticate to the server with public key. PortBindRequest Called when user wants to bind specific port on the server. PortForwardConnect Called when user port forwarding is to be established. PortForwardDisconnect Called when user port forwarding is to be closed. PortForwardRequest Called when user wants to connect to other host through the server. Received Called when there's data received from the user. ServiceRequest Called when user requests some service from the server. ServiceStart Called when user starts requested service. SftpDeleteFile Called when SFTP user wants to delete file. SftpDownloadFile Called when SFTP user wants to download file. SftpFileTransferData Called during file transfer, allowing you to alter file contents. SftpListDir Called when SFTP user lists directory. SftpListDirData Called just before list items will be sent to the client. SftpMakeDir Called when SFTP user wants to make directory. SftpProgress Called during file transfer. SftpRemoveDir Called when SFTP user wants to remove directory. SftpRename Called when SFTP user wants to rename file or directory. SftpTransferComplete Called when file transfer is complete. SftpUploadFile Called when SFTP user wants to upload file. StateChanged Called when user's state changes.

Remarks

IwodSSHDNotify interface is a fast notifications interface you should implement in your application if you want it to "take over" events. When implemented, and wodSSHDCom.Notification property is set to the instance of object that implements this interface, wodSSHServer will call above methods instead of firing it's events. As you can see - each event has corresponding notification method (callback).

Platforms

Windows