- update to 2.3.0
* Added initial support for reading configuration from OpenSSH-compatible
config files, when present. Both client and server configuration files are
supported, but not all config options are supported.
* Added support for the concept of only a subset of supported algorithms being
enabled by default, and for the ability to use wildcards when specifying
algorithm names. Also, OpenSSH’s syntax of prefixing the list with
‘^’, ‘+’, or ‘-‘ is supported for incrementally adjusting the list
of algorithms starting from the default set.
* Added support for specifying a preferred list of client authentication
methods, in order of preference.
* Added the ability to use AsyncSSH’s “password” argument on servers which
are using keyboard-interactive authentication to prompt for a “passcode”.
* Added support for providing separate lists of private keys and certificates,
rather than requiring them to be specifying together as a tuple.
When this new option is used, AsyncSSH will automatically associate
the private keys with their corresponding certificates if matching
certificates are present in the list.
* Added support for the “known_hosts” argument to accept a list of known host
files, rather than just a single file. Known hosts can also be specified
using the GlobalKnownHostFile and UserKnownHostFile config file options,
each of which can take multiple filenames.
* Added new “request_tty” option to provide finer grained control over whether
AsyncSSH will request a TTY when opening new sessions. The default is to
still tie this to whether a “term_type” is specified, but now that can be
overridden. Supported options of “yes”, “no”, “force”, and “auto” match
the values supported by OpenSSH.
* Added new “rdns_lookup” option to control whether the server does a reverse
DNS of client addresses to allow matching of clients based on hostname
in authorized keys and config files. When this option is disabled (the default),