On 18 Jul 2002, Mauricio wrote:
> At 15:39 -0400 7/17/02, Mauricio wrote: > >At 20:52 -0400 7/3/02, R.A. wrote: > >>At 03:49 -0400 3/7/02, Mauricio wrote: > >>> > >>> Then, it is time for me to learn how to > >>> get ssh to work. I know that the telnet > >>> client in my Mac support ssh, but I need > >>> to learn how to make it work first =) > >> > >>I would recommend NiftyTelnet 1.1 SSH r3 > >>(look for it on VersionTracker), I tried > >>MacSSH, but it won't work, becouse it only > >>support SSH2... (or at least it didn't work > >>with my quadra 950) regards, ra.- > > > > I will try that then. Thanks! > > I got it and it works quite happily with > my netbsd box, once I told the netbsd > box to enable sshd. My sparc (Soalris), > well, I recently finsished compiling > sshd and now need to understand how to > get it to work and then configure it so > it starts when I boot up. But, the > SE/30, well I do not know. > > From what I read here, the sshd .deb package > ain't working, so I may be better off > compiling it myself as I am doing in the > Solaris box. In the mean time, it would be > nice to have telnet daemon working. > /etc/initd.conf does not seem to have *any* > entry refering to it (I guess it is called > in.telnetd like in solaris). Very very > interesting. Does that mean it is a .deb > package I need to get? > You need to do the following for ssh: apt-get install ssh I wouldn't install telnet. Telnet sends passwords in the clear. ssh works just fine on my assorted 68k macs. Keep in mind that it will take some time for an SE/30 to generate the keys. Ray -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
