Collaboration diagram for The SSH error functions:
Functions | |
| void | _ssh_set_error (void *error, int code, const char *function, const char *descr,...) |
| void | _ssh_set_error_oom (void *error, const char *function) |
| void | _ssh_set_error_invalid (void *error, const char *function) |
| void | ssh_reset_error (void *error) |
| const char * | ssh_get_error (void *error) |
| Retrieve the error text message from the last error. | |
| int | ssh_get_error_code (void *error) |
| Retrieve the error code from the last error. | |
Detailed Description
Functions for error handling.
Function Documentation
◆ ssh_get_error()
| const char * ssh_get_error | ( | void * | error | ) |
Retrieve the error text message from the last error.
- Parameters
-
error An ssh_session or ssh_bind.
- Returns
- A static string describing the error.
◆ ssh_get_error_code()
| int ssh_get_error_code | ( | void * | error | ) |
Retrieve the error code from the last error.
- Parameters
-
error An ssh_session or ssh_bind.
- Returns
- SSH_NO_ERROR No error occurred
SSH_REQUEST_DENIED The last request was denied but situation is recoverable
SSH_FATAL A fatal error occurred. This could be an unexpected disconnection
Other error codes are internal but can be considered the same as SSH_FATAL.
