Hello there,
I have a small ERP application that is using SSH Port Forwarding in order to communicate with MySQL and upload a lot of files in it's operation ! I am also using compression in all mysql queries through the mysql connection string !
I have to mention that if i do not use the compression the whole operations of the ssh tunnel is very slow and sometimes unstable with many exceptions !
Since i have enabled the mysql compression the operation is more reliable and faster...
I am implemented and now evaluating the whole implementation in order to see if it operable for the user in order to procced for a release !
But you should implement the compression soon enough ! IF some needs to access a database server with a lot of records then i think this concept is useless cause it is tooooooo slow and buggy !
If you need to upload/download and do simple ssh stuff then the compression is no needed and the SSH.NET is working fast and good !
Actually it is easy to use for all this stuff !
I have a small ERP application that is using SSH Port Forwarding in order to communicate with MySQL and upload a lot of files in it's operation ! I am also using compression in all mysql queries through the mysql connection string !
I have to mention that if i do not use the compression the whole operations of the ssh tunnel is very slow and sometimes unstable with many exceptions !
Since i have enabled the mysql compression the operation is more reliable and faster...
I am implemented and now evaluating the whole implementation in order to see if it operable for the user in order to procced for a release !
But you should implement the compression soon enough ! IF some needs to access a database server with a lot of records then i think this concept is useless cause it is tooooooo slow and buggy !
If you need to upload/download and do simple ssh stuff then the compression is no needed and the SSH.NET is working fast and good !
Actually it is easy to use for all this stuff !