java.lang.Object
org.eclipse.jgit.internal.transport.ssh.OpenSshConfigFile
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SshConfigStore
Fairly complete configuration parser for the openssh ~/.ssh/config file.
Both JSch 0.1.54 and Apache MINA sshd 2.1.0 have parsers for this, but both are buggy. Therefore we implement our own parser to read an openssh configuration file.
Limitations compared to the full openssh 7.5 parser:
- This parser does not handle Match or Include keywords.
- This parser does not do host name canonicalization.
Note that openssh's readconf.c is a validating parser; this parser does not validate entries.
This config does %-substitutions for the following tokens:
- %% - single %
- %C - short-hand for %l%h%p%r.
- %d - home directory path
- %h - remote host name
- %L - local host name without domain
- %l - FQDN of the local host
- %n - host name as specified in
lookup(String, int, String) - %p - port number; if not given in
lookup(String, int, String)replaced only if set in the config - %r - remote user name; if not given in
lookup(String, int, String)replaced only if set in the config - %u - local user name
%i is not handled; Java has no concept of a "user ID". %T is always replaced by NONE.
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Nested Class Summary
Nested ClassesModifier and TypeClassDescriptionstatic classA host entry from the ssh config file.Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface org.eclipse.jgit.transport.SshConfigStore
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Field Summary
Fields inherited from interface org.eclipse.jgit.transport.SshConfigStore
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Constructor Summary
ConstructorsConstructorDescriptionOpenSshConfigFile(File home, File config, String localUserName) Creates a newOpenSshConfigFilethat will read the config from fileconfiguse the given filehomeas "home" directory. -
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionstatic booleanConverts a ssh config flag value (yes/true/on - no/false/off) into anboolean.Retrieves the local user name as given in the constructor.Locate the configuration for a specific host request.lookupDefault(String hostName, int port, String userName) Locate the configuration for a specific host request and if the configuration has no values forSshConstants.HOST_NAME,SshConstants.PORT,SshConstants.USER, orSshConstants.CONNECTION_ATTEMPTS, fill those values with defaults from the arguments: Description of arguments ssh config key value from argumentHostNamehostNamePortport > 0 ? port : 22UseruserNameConnectionAttempts1static booleanpatternMatch(Iterable<String> patterns, String name) Tells whether a givennamematches the given list of patterns, accounting for negative matches.static intConverts a positive value into anint.static intConverts an OpenSSH time value into a number of seconds.toString()protected StringHook to perform validation on a single value, or to sanitize it.Hook to perform validation on values, or to sanitize them.
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Constructor Details
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OpenSshConfigFile
Creates a newOpenSshConfigFilethat will read the config from fileconfiguse the given filehomeas "home" directory.- Parameters:
home- user's home directory for the purpose of ~ replacementconfig- file to load.localUserName- user name of the current user on the local host OS
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Method Details
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lookup
@NonNull public OpenSshConfigFile.HostEntry lookup(@NonNull String hostName, int port, String userName) Locate the configuration for a specific host request.- Specified by:
lookupin interfaceSshConfigStore- Parameters:
hostName- the name the user has supplied to the SSH tool. This may be a real host name, or it may just be a "Host" block in the configuration file.port- the user supplied; <= 0 if noneuserName- the user supplied, may benullor empty if none given- Returns:
- the configuration for the requested name.
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lookupDefault
@NonNull public OpenSshConfigFile.HostEntry lookupDefault(@NonNull String hostName, int port, String userName) Description copied from interface:SshConfigStoreLocate the configuration for a specific host request and if the configuration has no values forSshConstants.HOST_NAME,SshConstants.PORT,SshConstants.USER, orSshConstants.CONNECTION_ATTEMPTS, fill those values with defaults from the arguments:Description of arguments ssh config key value from argument HostNamehostNamePortport > 0 ? port : 22UseruserNameConnectionAttempts1- Specified by:
lookupDefaultin interfaceSshConfigStore- Parameters:
hostName- host name to look upport- port number; <= 0 if noneuserName- the user name, may benullor empty if none given- Returns:
- the configuration for the requested name.
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validate
Hook to perform validation on a single value, or to sanitize it. If this throws an (unchecked) exception, parsing of the file is abandoned.- Parameters:
key- of the entryvalue- as read from the config file- Returns:
- the validated and possibly sanitized value
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validate
Hook to perform validation on values, or to sanitize them. If this throws an (unchecked) exception, parsing of the file is abandoned.- Parameters:
key- of the entryvalue- list of arguments as read from the config file- Returns:
- a
Listof values, possibly empty and possibly containing empty elements, but not containingnull
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patternMatch
Tells whether a givennamematches the given list of patterns, accounting for negative matches.- Parameters:
patterns- to testnameagainst; any pattern starting with an exclamation mark is a negative patternname- to test- Returns:
trueif thenamematches at least one of the non-negative patterns and none of the negative patterns,falseotherwise- Since:
- 7.1
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positive
Converts a positive value into anint.- Parameters:
value- to convert- Returns:
- the value, or -1 if it wasn't a positive integral value
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flag
Converts a ssh config flag value (yes/true/on - no/false/off) into anboolean.- Parameters:
value- to convert- Returns:
trueifvalueis "yes", "on", or "true";falseotherwise
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timeSpec
Converts an OpenSSH time value into a number of seconds. The format is defined by OpenSSH as a sequence of (positive) integers with suffixes for seconds, minutes, hours, days, and weeks.- Parameters:
value- to convert- Returns:
- the parsed value as a number of seconds, or -1 if the value is not a valid OpenSSH time value
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getLocalUserName
Retrieves the local user name as given in the constructor.- Returns:
- the user name
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toString
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