Akasuki Nakamura

I think I have found the problem my changing the code as follow: ``` try: from . import libssh as libssh enabled_clients[SSHClient.libssh] = libssh.LibSSH default_client = SSHClient.libssh except: pass try:...

Yes, that's working I have tested before too: ``` [ins] In [14]: import redssh.clients.libssh2 as libssh2 [ins] In [15]: ``` But why do you do an absolute import instead of...

Probably a combination of relative/absolute import could be good: ``` try: import redssh.clients.libssh as libssh enabled_clients[SSHClient.libssh] = libssh.LibSSH default_client = SSHClient.libssh except: try: from . import libssh as libssh enabled_clients[SSHClient.libssh]...

Hi, We are using python 3.6. I am not the administrator of the server (RedHat) on which I am working. I run inside a virtual environment ``` Looking in links:...