> In the case of OpenSSH, the support has existed for over two and half > years. See revision 1.77 of ssh/servconf.c[0].
I'm not talking about the tcp keepalive option. I greped through the whole source of an approx May 03 vanilla release, and it did not find those new(!) keepalive options anywhere (those options which make ssh or sshd shove some null bytes over the encrypted channel). > Well, if we're talking about OpenSSH, you'd be crazy to be running any > version prior to the existence of the privilege separation > functionality, which came a good deal of time after the > ClientAliveInterval support was added. You missed the point that the last openssh version $vendor has published for their $distro may be an older one, but it sure does contain all security fixes of the last version. Vendors are not that stupid. Volker -- Volker Kuhlmann is possibly list0570 with the domain in header http://volker.dnsalias.net/ Please do not CC list postings to me.
