> Short: BebboSSH – SSH2 suite (client/server, sftp) with modern ciphers
Sweet.
> It will work on an unaccelerated Amiga but establishing the connection takes
about one minute.
Is latency good once the connection is established? Speed tests in the kB/s seem promising, but for interactive use that seems like the determining factor.
Also, slightly meta: What is this web ... app(?)? Looks like a git frontend?
At 40kbps I don't think the latency can be great. Having done SSH over 64kbps when I overran my mobile data subscription, my experience is that modern SSH clients expect more than that to run smoothly.
> Also, slightly meta: What is this web ... app(?)? Looks like a git frontend?
Looking at the source, this seems like a custom-built git frontend, served by a bespoke web server called BEJY (by the same author) it seems.
> At 40kbps I don't think the latency can be great. Having done SSH over 64kbps when I overran my mobile data subscription, my experience is that modern SSH clients expect more than that to run smoothly.
What do these bandwidth numbers have to do with latency?
If the round trip time is dominated by the time taken to encrypt and decrypt packets locally, as seems here, then the speed at which it can complete that is absolutely important for measuring "latency".
I wonder why the name change? Threats from rights holders?
I wouldn't be surprised if this was the case, given the long history[0].
0. https://sites.google.com/site/amigadocuments/
I gave it a go (A1200+AmiTCP 4.3), doesn't seem to work unfortunately and I can't seem to find any issue tracker on the website.
3.RAM Disk:bebbossh> bebbossh user@10.0.0.1
[2025.11.26-09:10:01.280] [INFO ] can't open `envarc:.ssh/ssh_config`
[2025.11.26-09:10:01.640] [ERROR] can't read 4 uint8_t header, got 0
[2025.11.26-09:10:01.647] [ERROR] can't read SSH_MSG_KEX_ECDH_REPLY
ERROR: 16 - tcp read failed
The program seems to call gethostbyname() on the supplied host, so you may want to try providing a DNS name instead.
Also, call with -v8 to get more detailed logging.
Well, what's in envarc:.ssh/ssh_config ? :-)
> Short: BebboSSH – SSH2 suite (client/server, sftp) with modern ciphers
Sweet.
> It will work on an unaccelerated Amiga but establishing the connection takes about one minute.
Is latency good once the connection is established? Speed tests in the kB/s seem promising, but for interactive use that seems like the determining factor.
Also, slightly meta: What is this web ... app(?)? Looks like a git frontend?
> Also, slightly meta: What is this web ... app(?)? Looks like a git frontend?
Seems to be a custom git frontend written by him: https://franke.ms/git/bebbo/tigler
At 40kbps I don't think the latency can be great. Having done SSH over 64kbps when I overran my mobile data subscription, my experience is that modern SSH clients expect more than that to run smoothly.
> Also, slightly meta: What is this web ... app(?)? Looks like a git frontend?
Looking at the source, this seems like a custom-built git frontend, served by a bespoke web server called BEJY (by the same author) it seems.
> At 40kbps I don't think the latency can be great. Having done SSH over 64kbps when I overran my mobile data subscription, my experience is that modern SSH clients expect more than that to run smoothly.
What do these bandwidth numbers have to do with latency?
If the round trip time is dominated by the time taken to encrypt and decrypt packets locally, as seems here, then the speed at which it can complete that is absolutely important for measuring "latency".