Re: exceptions

But you could use different sessions and clients in
the same thread or perhaps different sessions and
clients through different threads ? Was there any need
to isolate some functions like remote reading, opening
connections or sessions or any other ? No critial
regions for your code or need to use mutexes for some
operations ?

--- Tilman Sporkert <[email protected]> escreveu:

> It has been a while since I actively used sshtools.
> I mainly used it for 
> port forwarding. We had lots of problems with
> sshtools in a 
> multi-threaded environment. I ended up strictly not
> using clients or 
> sessions across threads - each thread had its own
> client, even when 
> connecting to the same SSH server. For better
> performance, I kept a pool 
> of clients alive in a pool, and assigned them to
> threads as needed.
> 
> Tilman
> 
> Bernardo F Costa wrote:
> > All right, it's my turn to question now !!
> >
> > Have you, or anyone else you know, worked with
> > sshtools and threads ? Is is thread safe ? If not,
> > what problems can occur with threads ? I don't
> know
> > whether this is a thread problem but I have seen
> quite
> > usually some kinds of exceptions. They are
> frequently
> > raised and I don't know the meaning of it. Bad
> link
> > connections problems ? Too much waiting or
> blocking
> > operations ? If somebody have seen frequently
> these
> > messages, please post so we can change some ideas.
> >   
> 
> 


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