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prometheus-client
Haskell client library for exposing prometheus.io metrics. -
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connection
simple client connection library in haskell with builtin features: SSL/TLS, SOCKS, session management. -
network-hans
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pcap
Haskell bindings for the pcap library, which provides a low level interface to packet capture systems. -
tcp-streams
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Access the most powerful time series database as a service
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README
libssh2-hs README
This repository contains two closely related packages.
libssh2
This package provides FFI bindings for SSH2 client library named libssh2.
As of version 0.2 all blocking is handled in Haskell code rather than in C code. This means that all calls are now interruptable using Haskell asynchronous exceptions; for instance, it is now possible to use System.Timeout in combination with "libssh2".
Note on usage on Windows: On Windows you MUST compile your executable with -threaded or libssh2 will NOT work. We have tested libssh2 on Windows using http://mingw.org/, with http://www.openssl.org/ and http://libssh2.org/ compiled from source (be sure to pass the shared option to the configure script for openssl to enable the shared libraries).
libssh2-conduit
This package provides Conduit interface (see conduit package) for libssh2 FFI bindings (see libssh2 package). This allows one to receive data from SSH channels lazily, without need to read all channel output to the memory.