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Depends on how the client reacts to it. If you're getting an early eof, it might mean that the client closes the connection after seeing a request rejection. If there's nothing you can do on the client side, you could accept the shell/pty request and then just do nothing. The client will see it as a shell with no output. |
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How do I set up the
russh::server::Handler
so to close the channel of a client that attempts to open a PTY, shell, or exec a command?This results in an early EOF error on the server.
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