On 22.01.2003 at 08:12:36, \"Post, Mark K\" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Unfortunately, \"/\" is the home directory for root users on Unix System > Services. Can the home directory for the BPXROOT user be changed? This might work, but of course it may have undesirable effects for installed software, etc. Paul, is it necessary to have the SSH client run under a root user? Perhaps you need to set up a non-root user with the required privilege, and ensure the home directory is correctly set on that user. Also, regarding the change you made to the Protocol value in the ssh_config file: understand that if you changed the ssh_config in /etc/ssh this will prevent all users from connecting using the version 2 protocol to those SSH servers that support it. Consider using \"Protocol 2,1\", which means that version 2 will be used if available but version 1 will be used if not. Many folk still consider version 2 to be more secure than version 1, even though up-to-date SSH implementations have the holes in version 1 covered. Cheers, Vic Cross
