What limitations be placed on bzr if paramiko is not used?

[John Arbash Meinel]

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> Yes, we can use openssh to do 'bzr+ssh'. We *can* use paramiko for
> ssh as well, but we default to openssh if it is available.
>> Thanks! Just a bit more clarification. so bzr will use openssh as
>> is, right? I don't see a python module for openssh.
> 
>> Also is there a particular version of openssh is required? I am
>> working to make bzr (2.1.1) to run on Solaris which has its own 
>> version of ssh but do uses openssl 0x1000004f
> 
>> Thanks,
> 
>> -Ghee

We support "OpenSSH", "SSH Secure Shell", "lsh", and "plink" as
something that we can use for running 'ssh' and getting a connection.
All of them need a bit of changes to the arguments we pass, so we
first run "ssh -V" to figure out what version of "ssh" we are running
against.

We don't use openssl directly. We just start an 'ssh' subprocess and
talk to it via stdin & stdout.

John
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