Thank you

[sck]

Dean,

I just have to say Thank you...

For writing one of the best SSH applications out there, and for being
a responsive developer. This forum and the pre-releases have me
literally giddy with functionality and the ability to see the quick
turn around on bug fixes is such a welcome change from other
developers.

So, thank you.

Scott
PS> I keep telling all my iPhone comrades about iSSH, but they keep
waiting for the App Store to release 3.5.1.2.4.1.3 (or whatever is the
version under review now) before they purchase it. So, expect a small
up-surge in purchases when the new version is finally approved.

[tsuehpsyde]

Have to agree here. :) Having an open and active developer (or group of developers?) for such a useful app for those of us in the IT field is a blessing. :) I originally was trying to hold out for the jailbreak to just use openssh with mobileterminal, but bought iSSH out of necessity. I can now say that, after jailbreaking, that iSSH still knocks the socks out of MobileTerminal. I'm very much looking forward to copy and paste (biggest advance for the SSH client that I need).

So again, thanks for all you do. =) And look forward to testing out future releases via the ad-hoc system.

-Jim

[Dean]

Thanks again every one. Expect an ad hoc soon. The primary new
feature will be the customization of keys and a more responsive
interface with regard to special keys and macros within iSSH. Sorry
I've been a little less involved here, but I've been neck deep in code
and all that. Thanks and be watching for the next ad hoc soon here!

Dean

[kryptonianson]

Dean,

You have been as responsive as you can be. I would much rather get an
update here and there a few days apart rather than pulling you off of
the project. You are making progress and it is evident. Please keep
going. If I see any repeat bugs posted that we have found already I
will try and reply to take some pressure off. Thanks...

[Jay Snyder]

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> Dean,

It would be very cool to tunnel IMAP to sync with a mm IMAP server
that is behind a firewall.

I saw another's comment about calling Mail from your program to send;
maybf you can call it to receive too?

Regards,
Jay