Update: it works if I change the cipher (to blowfish, in this instance).
Doesn't work using aes128.
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Title:
ssh hangs in
I'm seeing this same issue on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS using OpenSSH 1.0.1f.
mab@source:~$ ssh -v mtaxxx
OpenSSH_6.6.1, OpenSSL 1.0.1f 6 Jan 2014
debug1: Reading configuration data /etc/ssh/ssh_config
debug1: /etc/ssh/ssh_config line 19: Applying options for *
debug1: Connecting to mtaxxx [ip address
ssh -6 ip6-localhost should trigger this, but it does not at least on
12.04.
Does anyone else still see this issue?
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** Tags added: ipv6
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ssh hangs in initial handshaking when using IPv6
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I can confirm this problem on Intrepid with kernel 2.6.27-11-server
This really bites when you try to SSH in from a Mac to an avahi name,
which seems to go with ipv6 by default.
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I am unable to duplicate this issue on my local
Ubuntu Intrepid 8.10 (x64) desktop, even before
making any of the changes suggested in this message.
For those who are affected by this:
ssh -4 somehost
will use IPv4 only to connect, which would appear to
be a viable workaround.
To make IPv4
Do you have IPV6 enabled or did you blacklist it like most people did?
an ifconfig dev will tell you if you have an ipv6 address. Also do you
have localhost defined in /etc/hosts like is now default in Jaunty?
The workaround works fine, but if we are going to enable ipv6 by default
a real fix
I now have eeebuntu 2.0 (based on ubuntu 8.10, kernel 2.27.8-eeepc) on my Eee,
and strangely enough, I don't get an IPv6 address most of the time. Just now I
tried restarting rtadvd (the routing advertising daemon) on the router and
after that, I did have an IPv6 address (but that may be
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While the referenced email thread ( http://kerneltrap.org/mailarchive
/openbsd-misc/2007/4/24/148531 ) is quite interesting, it doesn't seem
to refer to IPv6 at all. I also don't use the pf packet filter
(firewall), but ipf, and not even between my internal hosts. So the
cited possible solution
Thanks for taking the time to report this issue. As already mentioned
this seems to be an error in the handling of Ubuntu Openssh generated
packages by the *bsd firewall pf. Marking therefore as invalid here.
Feel free to reopen at any time.
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Sourcepackagename: None = openssh
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