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package ammonite.sshd
import java.io.{InputStream, OutputStream}
import org.apache.sshd.server._
import org.apache.sshd.server.session.ServerSession
/**
* Implementation of ssh server's remote shell session,
* which will be serving remote user.
* @param remoteShell actual shell implementation,
* which will serve remote user's shell session.
*/
private[sshd] class ShellSession(remoteShell: ShellSession.Server)
extends Command {
var in: InputStream = _
var out: OutputStream = _
var exit: ExitCallback = _
lazy val thread = createShellServingThread()
override def setInputStream(in: InputStream) = {
this.in = in
}
override def setOutputStream(out: OutputStream) = {
this.out = new SshOutputStream(out)
}
/* ammonite doesn't uses err stream so we don't need this */
override def setErrorStream(err: OutputStream) = {}
/**
* called by ssh server to instrument this session
* with a callback that it finished serving a user
*/
override def setExitCallback(exit: ExitCallback) = {
this.exit = exit
}
/**
* called when ssh server is ready to start this session.
* Starts the actual shell-serving task.
*/
override def start(env: Environment) = {
thread.start()
}
/**
* called when ssh server wants to destroy shell session.
* Whatever shell session serving a user was doing at this moment
* we are free to stop it.
*/
override def destroy() = {
thread.interrupt()
}
private def createShellServingThread(): Thread = new Thread {
override def run(): Unit = {
remoteShell(in, out)
exit.onExit(0, "repl finished")
}
}
// proxy which fixes output to the remote side to be ssh compatible.
private class SshOutputStream(out: OutputStream) extends OutputStream {
override def close() = { out.close() }
override def flush() = { out.flush() }
override def write(byte: Int): Unit = {
// ssh client's only accepts new lines with \r so we make \n to be \r\n.
// Unneeded \r will not be seen anyway
if (byte.toChar == '\n') out.write('\r')
out.write(byte)
}
override def write(bytes: Array[Byte]): Unit = for {
i ← bytes.indices
} write(bytes(i))
override def write(bytes: Array[Byte], offset: Int, length: Int): Unit = {
write(bytes.slice(offset, offset + length))
}
}
}
object ShellSession {
type Server = ((InputStream, OutputStream) => Unit)
}