SSH
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- Sections
- Summary
- Types
- Functions
  - close/1
  - connect/2
  - connect!/2
  - fetch/3
  - fetch!/3
  - run/3
  - run!/3
  - send/4
  - send!/4
  - stream/3
  - stream!/3
SSH.Api
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- Summary
- Callbacks
  - close/1
  - connect/1
  - connect/2
  - connect!/1
  - connect!/2
  - fetch/2
  - fetch/3
  - fetch!/2
  - fetch!/3
  - run/2
  - run/3
  - run!/2
  - run!/3
  - send/3
  - send/4
  - send!/3
  - send!/4
SSH.ClientIdentity
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SSH.Config
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- Summary
- Functions
  - load/1
  - parse/1
SSH.Key
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- Summary
- Types
  - mode/0
- Functions
SSH.ModuleApi
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- Summary
- Callbacks
SSH.SCP.Fetch
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- Summary
- Functions
SSH.SCP.Send
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- Summary
- Functions
SSH.SCP.Stream
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SSH.Stream
Exceptions
SSH.ConnectionError
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SSH.RunError
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SSH.SCP.Error
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SSH.SCP.FatalError
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SSH.StreamError
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librarian v0.2.0 SSH.ClientIdentity View Source

Implements erlang's :ssh_client_key_api behaviour so that you can log in using a pem key, instead of the default .ssh/id_rsa private/public pair.

It's pretty hard to believe that this is not a stock option in erlang SSH, but there you go.