Releases: PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH
v0.0.23.0
v0.0.22.0
v0.0.21.0
This is a pre-release (non-production ready)
This release includes the following bug fixes/enhancements:
- Support certificate authentication
- Setup issue on Windows 10 via Azure's Custom Script Extension (#880)
- Fixes on win7 (#873, #874)
- Fixes to various terminal related issues and misc issues listed here
v0.0.20.0
This is a pre-release (non-production ready)
This release includes the following bug fixes/enhancements:
v0.0.19.0
v0.0.18.0
This is a pre-release (non-production ready)
This release includes the following bug fixes/enhancements:
- Security enhancements (#13, #814)
- Various terminal related fixes and enhancements (#252, #799, #802, #805, #806, #807, #813)
- Other misc issues listed here
Known issue:
- sshd service failed to start on 32-bit Windows 7 (#795).
v0.0.17.0
This is a pre-release (non-production ready)
This release includes the following bug fixes/enhancements:
- Security enhancements (#596, #766, #783, #789)
- Improvements to UtilityScripts (#771) to work on localized machine
- Support for windows-style absolute
AuthorizedKeysFile
path (#779) - Other misc issues listed here
Known issue:
- sshd service failed to start after installation on Windows 7 (#770). See issue details for a workaround.
v0.0.16.0
This is a pre-release (non-production ready)
This release includes the following bug fixes/enhancements:
- Crypto transitioned from OpenSSL to LibreSSL
- Improvements to UtilityScripts (#749, #750, #751, #756, #758)
- Support for SFTP only server for Windows (#757)
- Support for Unicode input in interactive sessions (#711)
- UX issues with warning and passphrase promts (#692)
- Other misc issues listed here
Known issue:
- sshd service failed to start after installation on Win7(#770). See issue details for a work around.
- UtilityScripts does not handle Localized User correctly(#771). See Security protection wiki to manually fix the file permissions if you run on non-English build.
v0.0.15.0
This is a pre-release (non-production ready)
Note: This release added security enhancements that might break existing configurations.
The changes ensure that permissions on OpenSSH file based resources (keys and configuration) would not allow any unauthorized access. UtilityScripts are included to help with fixing permission related issues.
For automated host side upgrades, it is recommended to run the following included utility to prevent possible lockouts due to broken sshd configuration:
FixHostFilePermissions.ps1 -Confirm:$false
Also includes the following bug fixes/enhancements:
- Added initial port of
ssh-keyscan.exe
(#732) - Support for binary data over SSH stdin (#658)
- Removed unwanted
sshd
service account privileges (#726) - Improved WinSCP experience (#539)
- Fixed regression in
ssh-agent
- rejecting key sign requests fromsshd
service. (#734) - Fixed issues in Docker scenarios (#666)
- Other misc issues listed here
v0.0.14.0
This is a pre-release (non-production ready)
Bug fixes
- Fix for key based authentication for Docker containers. (#677)
- Fix to
ssh-agent
when thesshd
is not installed. (#558) - Fixed a bug where
ssh-keygen
would not overwrite an existing file, even if the user confirmed. (#685) - Fixed a bug where read values in registry would report error. (#645)
- Fixed logging in
sshd
before loading the private host key files. (#708) - Fixed
ssh
client title. (#722) - Other misc issues listed here
Note on v0.0.13.0
release
You may have noticed that we pulled down the v0.0.13.0
release. With that release, we had an introduced a new requirement to securely ACL certain files.
That design proved somewhat premature, and before requiring everyone to re-ACL files across their environment, we decided to pull the release in order to get the design right. Expect a release in the near future that will require some kind re-ACL'ing (but not just yet). 👍