fix: MSG_USERAUTH_SUCCESS should be alone without extra bits #46
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Hi,
I use tinyssh to unlock LUKS fully encrypted system remotely. I tried to use asyncssh (https://github.com/ronf/asyncssh) to automatically input the cipher passphrase from a password store, but I had a error from asyncssh even with user authentication success from tinyssh.
From a discussion with asyncssh maintainer (https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/asyncssh-users/5IxCDmbTqZc),
buf_putstring(b,"ssh-connection");
should be removed given RFC 4252.For now, I remove the checking part in asyncssh in my computer and the unlocking tool is working. But, I think it should be in tinyssh.
Do you agree with this modification ?
Thanks,
Mehdi
Credit for this modification go to Ron Frederick :).