docs: add Apache-2.0 NOTICE and align tool naming to Broadcast SSH - #210
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Add a NOTICE file as recommended by Apache License 2.0 section 4(d). It records bssh's own copyright and attributes the two vendored upstream forks whose source we redistribute in-tree: russh (crates/bssh-russh, originally Thrussh by Pierre-Étienne Meunier, maintained by Eugeny Pankov) and russh-sftp (crates/bssh-russh-sftp, by AspectUnk), both Apache-2.0. Neither upstream ships a NOTICE file, so there is nothing to propagate; this attribution is for the vendored copies and the bssh-specific patches noted per crate. Extend the LICENSE copyright span to 2024-2026 to match active maintenance. Unify the auxiliary binaries with the v0.6.1 rebrand: bssh-server and bssh-keygen still surfaced "Backend.AI SSH" in their --help/version output while the main bssh CLI already said "Broadcast SSH". Switch both to "Broadcast SSH" so all tools are consistent. ARCHITECTURE.md keeps both names as "Broadcast SSH / Backend.AI SSH" to preserve the Backend.AI lineage in the design doc.
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Bump version to 2.3.0 and finalize release documentation. - SFTP performance: roughly double single-connection write throughput on bssh-server via channel sizing, pipelined server writes, and a tuned release profile (#187, #224) - Fix the paramiko prefetch SFTP deadlock and enable TCP_NODELAY (#227) - Make sftp.root/scp.root chroot usable and confine symlink targets (#214) - Make server SSH compression configurable and wire the ssh_config Compression directive into the client (#215, #219, #220) - Drop the vendored bssh-russh fork for upstream russh 0.62.1 (#212) - Raise workspace MSRV to 1.93 with a CI guard; add NOTICE, Windows support docs, and the tools/bench SFTP harness (#210, #221, #228) Update Cargo.toml/Cargo.lock, README Recent Updates, CHANGELOG, debian/changelog, and the three man pages.
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Summary
Adds an Apache-2.0
NOTICEfile and aligns the auxiliary binaries with the existing "Broadcast SSH" branding.russh(crates/bssh-russh, originally Thrussh by Pierre-Étienne Meunier, maintained by Eugeny Pankov) andrussh-sftp(crates/bssh-russh-sftp, by AspectUnk), both Apache-2.0. Neither upstream ships a NOTICE file, so there is nothing to propagate under section 4(d); this attribution covers the vendored copies and the bssh-specific patches noted per crate.2024-2026to match active maintenance.bssh-serverandbssh-keygenstill surfaced "Backend.AI SSH" in their--help/versionoutput, while the mainbsshCLI already said "Broadcast SSH" since the v0.6.1 rebrand. Both are switched to "Broadcast SSH" so all tools are consistent.Tests
cargo build --binspasses.bssh --help,bssh-server --help, andbssh-server versionall show "Broadcast SSH".Risk
Low. Changes are limited to documentation, license metadata, and user-facing help/version strings; no functional or logic changes.