Allow using official libssh2 source tarballs and signatures #19
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This enables the use of official libssh2 source tarballs and signatures by introducing additional options to the CMake build script: - LIBSSH2_SOURCE : Specifies the source of the libssh2 library (GitHub or Tarball) - LIBSSH2_URL : Specifies the URL of the libssh2 tarball - LIBSSH2_URL_SIG : Specifies the URL of the libssh2 tarball signature During the build process, the tarball is downloaded and verified. The public key used to verify the signature must be available on the system prior to building.
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This enables the use of official libssh2 source tarballs and signatures by introducing additional options to the CMake build script:
During the build process, the tarball is downloaded and verified. The public key used to verify the signature must be available on the system prior to building.