![ssheven box](http://www.cy384.com/media/img/ssheven_box_front_small.png)

ssheven
-------
A modern SSH client for Mac OS 7/8/9.

Project status: as of 0.6.0 (see github releases), a functional SSH client with decent terminal emulation, with login via key or password, and is able to run programs like `htop` and `nano`.  See "to do" section below for upcoming work.

![ssheven screenshot](http://www.cy384.com/media/img/ssheven-0.5.0-screenshot.png)

system requirements
-------------------
* CPU: Any PPC processor, or a 33 MHz 68040/68LC040 (maybe 25 MHz).  Presently, all 68030/68020 CPUs are too slow.
* RAM: 2MB
* Disk space: 1MB for the fat binary
* System 7.5 recommended, earlier System 7 versions possible with the Thread Manager extension installed
* Open Transport networking required, version 1.1.1 or later recommended

to do
-----
* preferences file
* saving/loading connection settings as a filetype
* check server keys/known hosts/keys
* clean up libssh2 network ops
* nicer error presentation for more failure cases
* read Apple HIG and obsessively optimize placement of all GUI elements
* hook scrolling into vterm
* figure out retro68 mcpu issue
* improve 68k connection performance (rewrite `mbedtls_mpi_exp_mod` in assembly)
* improve draw speed (big refactor, need to use an "offscreen graphics world" framebuffer)
* font size options
* text selection + copy
* color

build
-----
Uses Retro68 and cmake.

Requires mbedtls, libssh2, and libvterm, see my (cy384's) ports of those libraries for details.  Note that you need to build/install each for both platforms (m68k and PPC).

* `mkdir build && cd build`
* `cmake .. -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=/your/path/to/Retro68-build/toolchain/powerpc-apple-macos/cmake/retroppc.toolchain.cmake` or `cmake .. -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=/your/path/to/Retro68-build/toolchain/m68k-apple-macos/cmake/retro68.toolchain.cmake`
* `make`

Use Rez to build the fat binary: join the data fork from the PPC version and the resource fork from the m68k version.

I have some build scripts that I'll clean up and publish with the 1.0.0 release.

note to self: binary resources can be extracted in MPW via: `DeRez "Macintosh HD:whatever" -skip "'CODE'" -skip "'DATA'" -skip "'RELA'" -skip "'SIZE'"` etc., this is especially useful for icons

license
-------
Licensed under the BSD 2 clause license, see LICENSE file.