#paramiko — Public Fediverse posts
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ayyyyy new year new blog post! please ignore the part where I had exactly zero (0) blog posts in 2025…it was a year.
https://bitprophet.org/blog/2026/05/09/updates-for-2026/
One of the updates: #Paramiko 5.0 is out! We killed SHA1 and MD5 and suchlike, with fire. Also other things. Super stoked to have gone through a security audit courtesy of OSTIF and QuarksLab ❤️
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ayyyyy new year new blog post! please ignore the part where I had exactly zero (0) blog posts in 2025…it was a year.
https://bitprophet.org/blog/2026/05/09/updates-for-2026/
One of the updates: #Paramiko 5.0 is out! We killed SHA1 and MD5 and suchlike, with fire. Also other things. Super stoked to have gone through a security audit courtesy of OSTIF and QuarksLab ❤️
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ayyyyy new year new blog post! please ignore the part where I had exactly zero (0) blog posts in 2025…it was a year.
https://bitprophet.org/blog/2026/05/09/updates-for-2026/
One of the updates: #Paramiko 5.0 is out! We killed SHA1 and MD5 and suchlike, with fire. Also other things. Super stoked to have gone through a security audit courtesy of OSTIF and QuarksLab ❤️
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ayyyyy new year new blog post! please ignore the part where I had exactly zero (0) blog posts in 2025…it was a year.
https://bitprophet.org/blog/2026/05/09/updates-for-2026/
One of the updates: #Paramiko 5.0 is out! We killed SHA1 and MD5 and suchlike, with fire. Also other things. Super stoked to have gone through a security audit courtesy of OSTIF and QuarksLab ❤️
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ayyyyy new year new blog post! please ignore the part where I had exactly zero (0) blog posts in 2025…it was a year.
https://bitprophet.org/blog/2026/05/09/updates-for-2026/
One of the updates: #Paramiko 5.0 is out! We killed SHA1 and MD5 and suchlike, with fire. Also other things. Super stoked to have gone through a security audit courtesy of OSTIF and QuarksLab ❤️
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Things I didn't want to build/debug for doing some remote file ops with #sftp via #python + #paramiko :
"Add option to sleep between jobs
This was added because with $PROVIDER_NAME counting files sometimes fails with -EACCES even though we have a 755 mode on the directory that failed.
With some delay during processing/between jobs (even running with -vvv causes enough) that doesn't happen..."The original code ran multiple times an hour for several years and stated failing this week...
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Things I didn't want to build/debug for doing some remote file ops with #sftp via #python + #paramiko :
"Add option to sleep between jobs
This was added because with $PROVIDER_NAME counting files sometimes fails with -EACCES even though we have a 755 mode on the directory that failed.
With some delay during processing/between jobs (even running with -vvv causes enough) that doesn't happen..."The original code ran multiple times an hour for several years and stated failing this week...
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Things I didn't want to build/debug for doing some remote file ops with #sftp via #python + #paramiko :
"Add option to sleep between jobs
This was added because with $PROVIDER_NAME counting files sometimes fails with -EACCES even though we have a 755 mode on the directory that failed.
With some delay during processing/between jobs (even running with -vvv causes enough) that doesn't happen..."The original code ran multiple times an hour for several years and stated failing this week...
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Things I didn't want to build/debug for doing some remote file ops with #sftp via #python + #paramiko :
"Add option to sleep between jobs
This was added because with $PROVIDER_NAME counting files sometimes fails with -EACCES even though we have a 755 mode on the directory that failed.
With some delay during processing/between jobs (even running with -vvv causes enough) that doesn't happen..."The original code ran multiple times an hour for several years and stated failing this week...
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Things I didn't want to build/debug for doing some remote file ops with #sftp via #python + #paramiko :
"Add option to sleep between jobs
This was added because with $PROVIDER_NAME counting files sometimes fails with -EACCES even though we have a 755 mode on the directory that failed.
With some delay during processing/between jobs (even running with -vvv causes enough) that doesn't happen..."The original code ran multiple times an hour for several years and stated failing this week...
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#Paramiko 4.0 is out 🎉
https://www.paramiko.org/changelog.html#4.0.0
https://pypi.org/project/paramiko/4.0.0/
Arguably a negative release of everybody's favorite, if slightly long in the tooth, #Python SSH implementation:
- removed functionality (DSA)
- removed Python interpreter support (Python 3.9 is the new MSV)
- added instability (overhauled packaging practices)but hey! it took quite a while anyways…
Is also prep for some other security-focused shenanigans coming down the pipe, so stay tuned.
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#Paramiko 4.0 is out 🎉
https://www.paramiko.org/changelog.html#4.0.0
https://pypi.org/project/paramiko/4.0.0/
Arguably a negative release of everybody's favorite, if slightly long in the tooth, #Python SSH implementation:
- removed functionality (DSA)
- removed Python interpreter support (Python 3.9 is the new MSV)
- added instability (overhauled packaging practices)but hey! it took quite a while anyways…
Is also prep for some other security-focused shenanigans coming down the pipe, so stay tuned.
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#Paramiko 4.0 is out 🎉
https://www.paramiko.org/changelog.html#4.0.0
https://pypi.org/project/paramiko/4.0.0/
Arguably a negative release of everybody's favorite, if slightly long in the tooth, #Python SSH implementation:
- removed functionality (DSA)
- removed Python interpreter support (Python 3.9 is the new MSV)
- added instability (overhauled packaging practices)but hey! it took quite a while anyways…
Is also prep for some other security-focused shenanigans coming down the pipe, so stay tuned.
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#Paramiko 4.0 is out 🎉
https://www.paramiko.org/changelog.html#4.0.0
https://pypi.org/project/paramiko/4.0.0/
Arguably a negative release of everybody's favorite, if slightly long in the tooth, #Python SSH implementation:
- removed functionality (DSA)
- removed Python interpreter support (Python 3.9 is the new MSV)
- added instability (overhauled packaging practices)but hey! it took quite a while anyways…
Is also prep for some other security-focused shenanigans coming down the pipe, so stay tuned.
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#Paramiko 4.0 is out 🎉
https://www.paramiko.org/changelog.html#4.0.0
https://pypi.org/project/paramiko/4.0.0/
Arguably a negative release of everybody's favorite, if slightly long in the tooth, #Python SSH implementation:
- removed functionality (DSA)
- removed Python interpreter support (Python 3.9 is the new MSV)
- added instability (overhauled packaging practices)but hey! it took quite a while anyways…
Is also prep for some other security-focused shenanigans coming down the pipe, so stay tuned.
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TIL: According to the ssh_config man page, comments in ~/.ssh/config need to be on their own line. In other words,
Host foo # my awesome host
is not a valid comment.
The ssh command seems pretty relaxed about this, but other tools (e.g. Paramiko) are not necessarily.
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TIL: According to the ssh_config man page, comments in ~/.ssh/config need to be on their own line. In other words,
Host foo # my awesome host
is not a valid comment.
The ssh command seems pretty relaxed about this, but other tools (e.g. Paramiko) are not necessarily.
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TIL: According to the ssh_config man page, comments in ~/.ssh/config need to be on their own line. In other words,
Host foo # my awesome host
is not a valid comment.
The ssh command seems pretty relaxed about this, but other tools (e.g. Paramiko) are not necessarily.
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TIL: According to the ssh_config man page, comments in ~/.ssh/config need to be on their own line. In other words,
Host foo # my awesome host
is not a valid comment.
The ssh command seems pretty relaxed about this, but other tools (e.g. Paramiko) are not necessarily.
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TIL: According to the ssh_config man page, comments in ~/.ssh/config need to be on their own line. In other words,
Host foo # my awesome host
is not a valid comment.
The ssh command seems pretty relaxed about this, but other tools (e.g. Paramiko) are not necessarily.
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I see #OpenSSH got to fully removing DSA key support, so that means my “probably do that in #Paramiko” todo list item has no more excuses 🤔
Well, ok, it still has a few excuses (will be years before the average sshd is OpenSSH 10.0+) but still. Needs happenin' sometime and it ain't like old releases go away, so.
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I see #OpenSSH got to fully removing DSA key support, so that means my “probably do that in #Paramiko” todo list item has no more excuses 🤔
Well, ok, it still has a few excuses (will be years before the average sshd is OpenSSH 10.0+) but still. Needs happenin' sometime and it ain't like old releases go away, so.
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I see #OpenSSH got to fully removing DSA key support, so that means my “probably do that in #Paramiko” todo list item has no more excuses 🤔
Well, ok, it still has a few excuses (will be years before the average sshd is OpenSSH 10.0+) but still. Needs happenin' sometime and it ain't like old releases go away, so.
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I see #OpenSSH got to fully removing DSA key support, so that means my “probably do that in #Paramiko” todo list item has no more excuses 🤔
Well, ok, it still has a few excuses (will be years before the average sshd is OpenSSH 10.0+) but still. Needs happenin' sometime and it ain't like old releases go away, so.
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I see #OpenSSH got to fully removing DSA key support, so that means my “probably do that in #Paramiko” todo list item has no more excuses 🤔
Well, ok, it still has a few excuses (will be years before the average sshd is OpenSSH 10.0+) but still. Needs happenin' sometime and it ain't like old releases go away, so.
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#Paramiko 3.5 is out, with AES-GCM cipher support 🎉 🔐 🐍 https://www.paramiko.org/changelog.html#3.5.0 #SSH #Python #hashtags
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#Paramiko 3.5 is out, with AES-GCM cipher support 🎉 🔐 🐍 https://www.paramiko.org/changelog.html#3.5.0 #SSH #Python #hashtags
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#Paramiko 3.5 is out, with AES-GCM cipher support 🎉 🔐 🐍 https://www.paramiko.org/changelog.html#3.5.0 #SSH #Python #hashtags
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#Paramiko 3.5 is out, with AES-GCM cipher support 🎉 🔐 🐍 https://www.paramiko.org/changelog.html#3.5.0 #SSH #Python #hashtags
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#Paramiko 3.5 is out, with AES-GCM cipher support 🎉 🔐 🐍 https://www.paramiko.org/changelog.html#3.5.0 #SSH #Python #hashtags
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Put out a couple small #Paramiko bugfix releases, both stemming from having fallen behind upstream changes in Cryptography.
Big thanks to the folks who patiently reported/patched/approved the relevant tickets while I've been struggling to prove myself at the new job ❤️
Hoping to stay on the treadmill for the foreseeable future. #Invoke in particular needs a lot of bug/feature work & I can arguably put /some/ dayjob time towards it. Since I, uh. Kinda shoehorned it in there. 😅
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Put out a couple small #Paramiko bugfix releases, both stemming from having fallen behind upstream changes in Cryptography.
Big thanks to the folks who patiently reported/patched/approved the relevant tickets while I've been struggling to prove myself at the new job ❤️
Hoping to stay on the treadmill for the foreseeable future. #Invoke in particular needs a lot of bug/feature work & I can arguably put /some/ dayjob time towards it. Since I, uh. Kinda shoehorned it in there. 😅
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Put out a couple small #Paramiko bugfix releases, both stemming from having fallen behind upstream changes in Cryptography.
Big thanks to the folks who patiently reported/patched/approved the relevant tickets while I've been struggling to prove myself at the new job ❤️
Hoping to stay on the treadmill for the foreseeable future. #Invoke in particular needs a lot of bug/feature work & I can arguably put /some/ dayjob time towards it. Since I, uh. Kinda shoehorned it in there. 😅
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Put out a couple small #Paramiko bugfix releases, both stemming from having fallen behind upstream changes in Cryptography.
Big thanks to the folks who patiently reported/patched/approved the relevant tickets while I've been struggling to prove myself at the new job ❤️
Hoping to stay on the treadmill for the foreseeable future. #Invoke in particular needs a lot of bug/feature work & I can arguably put /some/ dayjob time towards it. Since I, uh. Kinda shoehorned it in there. 😅
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Put out a couple small #Paramiko bugfix releases, both stemming from having fallen behind upstream changes in Cryptography.
Big thanks to the folks who patiently reported/patched/approved the relevant tickets while I've been struggling to prove myself at the new job ❤️
Hoping to stay on the treadmill for the foreseeable future. #Invoke in particular needs a lot of bug/feature work & I can arguably put /some/ dayjob time towards it. Since I, uh. Kinda shoehorned it in there. 😅
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Got to a good place with my ongoing #Paramiko (#Fabric #Python #SSH etc) work* ✨ great way to end the week!
Also weedwhacked the absolute shit out of a lawnfull of dandelions this afternoon.
It is time for some well-earned 🥃 (#Akashi white label #whisky) and 🥋📽️ (#Hapkido starting Angela Mao, aka "Lady #KungFu”).
* For those interested in Protocol Bullshit and/or Software Architecture Bullshit, see https://github.com/paramiko/paramiko/issues/23#issuecomment-1516536336 and subsequent comment(s).
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Mal eine Frage an die #python Spezialisten.
Also ich bin auf der Suche nach einer "#einfachen" Lösung womit ich ohne #Subprocess Ordner mit möglichen Unterordner von einem #Remote Server auf dem lokalen Server auf dem auch das Skript läuft zu kopieren.
Wichtig es sind nicht nur Dateien sondern Ordner mit Unterordner.
Hierzu habe ich schon #Paramiko ausprobiert komme da aber nicht auf eine einfache Lösung und irgendwas vergisst er dann immer.
Des weiteren hab ich versucht mit #pyrsync zu kopieren - aber entweder hab ich Tomaten auf den Augen - jedenfalls finde ich keine Sync Funktion dazu.
Hat hier noch jemand eine andere Idee 🤔 -
Mal eine Frage an die #python Spezialisten.
Also ich bin auf der Suche nach einer "#einfachen" Lösung womit ich ohne #Subprocess Ordner mit möglichen Unterordner von einem #Remote Server auf dem lokalen Server auf dem auch das Skript läuft zu kopieren.
Wichtig es sind nicht nur Dateien sondern Ordner mit Unterordner.
Hierzu habe ich schon #Paramiko ausprobiert komme da aber nicht auf eine einfache Lösung und irgendwas vergisst er dann immer.
Des weiteren hab ich versucht mit #pyrsync zu kopieren - aber entweder hab ich Tomaten auf den Augen - jedenfalls finde ich keine Sync Funktion dazu.
Hat hier noch jemand eine andere Idee 🤔 -
Mal eine Frage an die #python Spezialisten.
Also ich bin auf der Suche nach einer "#einfachen" Lösung womit ich ohne #Subprocess Ordner mit möglichen Unterordner von einem #Remote Server auf dem lokalen Server auf dem auch das Skript läuft zu kopieren.
Wichtig es sind nicht nur Dateien sondern Ordner mit Unterordner.
Hierzu habe ich schon #Paramiko ausprobiert komme da aber nicht auf eine einfache Lösung und irgendwas vergisst er dann immer.
Des weiteren hab ich versucht mit #pyrsync zu kopieren - aber entweder hab ich Tomaten auf den Augen - jedenfalls finde ich keine Sync Funktion dazu.
Hat hier noch jemand eine andere Idee 🤔 -
Mal eine Frage an die #python Spezialisten.
Also ich bin auf der Suche nach einer "#einfachen" Lösung womit ich ohne #Subprocess Ordner mit möglichen Unterordner von einem #Remote Server auf dem lokalen Server auf dem auch das Skript läuft zu kopieren.
Wichtig es sind nicht nur Dateien sondern Ordner mit Unterordner.
Hierzu habe ich schon #Paramiko ausprobiert komme da aber nicht auf eine einfache Lösung und irgendwas vergisst er dann immer.
Des weiteren hab ich versucht mit #pyrsync zu kopieren - aber entweder hab ich Tomaten auf den Augen - jedenfalls finde ich keine Sync Funktion dazu.
Hat hier noch jemand eine andere Idee 🤔 -
Mal eine Frage an die #python Spezialisten.
Also ich bin auf der Suche nach einer "#einfachen" Lösung womit ich ohne #Subprocess Ordner mit möglichen Unterordner von einem #Remote Server auf dem lokalen Server auf dem auch das Skript läuft zu kopieren.
Wichtig es sind nicht nur Dateien sondern Ordner mit Unterordner.
Hierzu habe ich schon #Paramiko ausprobiert komme da aber nicht auf eine einfache Lösung und irgendwas vergisst er dann immer.
Des weiteren hab ich versucht mit #pyrsync zu kopieren - aber entweder hab ich Tomaten auf den Augen - jedenfalls finde ich keine Sync Funktion dazu.
Hat hier noch jemand eine andere Idee 🤔 -
🚀 Excited to share my latest project, Hacker News Over SSH! 🎉
Dive into your favorite tech stories directly from your terminal. This custom SSH server lets you browse Hacker News articles and comments interactively, offering a streamlined, text-based browsing experience.
👾 Demo:
$ ssh hn.parishod.com🔗 Source code: https://github.com/adeekshith/hn-over-ssh
💡 Inspired by a recent project where they setup a coffee shop accessible only via SSH. I liked the idea to have more apps like this accessible via the terminal so built this. Built using #Python, #Paramiko
📬 Also, I'm currently exploring new opportunities. Know of any openings or consulting work? Let's connect!
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🚀 Excited to share my latest project, Hacker News Over SSH! 🎉
Dive into your favorite tech stories directly from your terminal. This custom SSH server lets you browse Hacker News articles and comments interactively, offering a streamlined, text-based browsing experience.
👾 Demo:
$ ssh hn.parishod.com🔗 Source code: https://github.com/adeekshith/hn-over-ssh
💡 Inspired by a recent project where they setup a coffee shop accessible only via SSH. I liked the idea to have more apps like this accessible via the terminal so built this. Built using #Python, #Paramiko
📬 Also, I'm currently exploring new opportunities. Know of any openings or consulting work? Let's connect!
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🚀 Excited to share my latest project, Hacker News Over SSH! 🎉
Dive into your favorite tech stories directly from your terminal. This custom SSH server lets you browse Hacker News articles and comments interactively, offering a streamlined, text-based browsing experience.
👾 Demo:
$ ssh hn.parishod.com🔗 Source code: https://github.com/adeekshith/hn-over-ssh
💡 Inspired by a recent project where they setup a coffee shop accessible only via SSH. I liked the idea to have more apps like this accessible via the terminal so built this. Built using #Python, #Paramiko
📬 Also, I'm currently exploring new opportunities. Know of any openings or consulting work? Let's connect!
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🚀 Excited to share my latest project, Hacker News Over SSH! 🎉
Dive into your favorite tech stories directly from your terminal. This custom SSH server lets you browse Hacker News articles and comments interactively, offering a streamlined, text-based browsing experience.
👾 Demo:
$ ssh hn.parishod.com🔗 Source code: https://github.com/adeekshith/hn-over-ssh
💡 Inspired by a recent project where they setup a coffee shop accessible only via SSH. I liked the idea to have more apps like this accessible via the terminal so built this. Built using #Python, #Paramiko
📬 Also, I'm currently exploring new opportunities. Know of any openings or consulting work? Let's connect!
