Why are the sessions Input- and OutputStreams not buffered?
If you need it, then this library offers quite a raw type of access to the SSH-2 protocol stack. Of course, many people don’t need that kind of low level access. If you need buffered streams, then you should the do the same thing as you would probably do with the streams of a TCP socket: wrap them with instances of BufferedInputStream and BufferedOutputStream. In case you use StreamGobblers for the InputStreams, then you don’t need any additional wrappers, since the StreamGobblers implement buffering already. This code snippet will probably work well for most people: InputStream stdout = new StreamGobbler(mysession.getStdout()); InputStream stderr = new StreamGobbler(mysession.getStderr()); OutputStream stdin = new BufferedOutputStream(mysession.
