On Nov 16, 2007, at 14:19, Jamie Kennea wrote:
On Nov 16, 2007, at 2:15 PM, Chip Griffin wrote:
I don't have openssh installed on any of my machines.
What did you mean when you said of fink "I have the latest ssh
version it offers" then?
What is the result of "which ssh". If its not "/usr/bin/ssh" that's
your issue.
I guess I may have jumped in the middle of the conversation without
fully knowing or understanding the issue. I read a comment about not
knowing about Fink and ssh being broken. I have Fink installed and
prefer it's use, so thought I might be able to contribute.
When I perform "which ssh" I get "/usr/bin/ssh". When I perform "ssh -
v" I get "OpenSSH_4.5p1, OpenSSL 0.9.7l 28 Sep 2006". (The result to
both of these are the same under both Tiger and Leopard.) When I do a
"fink list openssh" (which looks for available packages named openssh
and lists them) I get this result:
openssh 4.3p2-5 Secure
shell (remote login) client and server
openssh-hpn 4.2p1-3 Secure
shell (high performance) client and server
So the current version I am running is 4.5p1 but the latest that fink
lists is 4.3p2-5. It almost looks like fink is reporting an older
version than what the system has installed. Not sure why that would be.
-- Chip
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