Personally I use OpenSSH, but there are other just run of the
mill ssh packages you can install.
On my home machine I have hte following ssh packages installed:
[timh@yoda ~]$ rpm -qa |grep openssh
openssh-2.2.0p1-7mdk
openssh-askpass-2.2.0p1-7mdk
openssh-server-2.2.0p1-7mdk
openssh-clients-2.2.0p1-7mdk
I think at the very least you need the server and the client
installed but the others are helpful I do believe. I went to
www.openssh.com and download the above packages as well as
OpenSSL. You can also try www.freessh.org. I do believe
they just have ssh and not the openssh, but it should do the
trick for you. OpenSSH just boasts that it's more secure.
And I think www.freessh.org is just a page to point you to
another ssh download page.
I got mine from OpenSSH, as well as OpenSSL and isntalled
all of them by rpm -ivh openss* and it installed all of the
SSH and SSL packages. Now I don't even use telnet. Here
is the list of openssh and openssl packages I have installed.
[timh@yoda ~]$ rpm -qa | grep opens
openssl-0.9.5a-8mdk
openssh-2.2.0p1-7mdk
openssh-askpass-2.2.0p1-7mdk
openssh-server-2.2.0p1-7mdk
openssh-clients-2.2.0p1-7mdk
So find those packages and install them and ssh will be up
and good to go.
Hope that helps.
tdh
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* Andrew Rice Jr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010108 14:11]:
> Can anyone run by me a little bit of how to setup a ssh server onto my Linux
> machine?
>
> --
> ADRJ
