I can't seem to get lsh to accept connections from anywhere.. I always get
something like this :
>From the server :
[root@netwinder /root]# /usr/local/sbin/lshd -v -p 4711 -h /etc/LSH_KEY
lshd: Using (public) hostkey:
p=801042b19a1256b30d7f32b0bf16b423b5d83d8a350d35cb935a0512ad5ac95a62f60e6894
0d9669a5685bc9699d98aba5dd96977068082b827902dd212596069516e84ef0f769541a5c89
935f7e70098af32370f8aad561642ff4055f22a1eb881fc12a0a211cb7536c8ec3ca8c3ed61e
23fb6a9734c72dc8fe8efbc6f0f5cd
q=8ad7ea067184ef7e2e5b5a3f30cbf362f3b9fb09
g=33c85fc097ebd4ca25b701498f30f2b4930b80dc41fa0780ac8a180894c57cddcd5e0b5400
c4423ffeff992f03eabfb9a695a987430eea266d4ab58a2cdc537fe34fd4dd4cf92ecfe4e997
a3ed01af50f180d38cb98d7feb57024071970732bb3b3a87753a5643c3175073a165a926ee1f
e8085f262c2642d70caca3b562d411
y=2d6e578eabee77aa2529e95a77024fc3d11ea5da2feac2e67aa00796fd10f4efa132cca776
35c12179a075233330a7c4bdc5511610fc5dac4f6459ff2212e0a0c238e8767273da2c057e81
cffeb252fdd5bdc466a69a0e9262c3520caf677c0051a3184d27e399691d3bc90b27dddb82a6
f6583eb12cebb152d9271f674727af
Garbage collecting while idle...
Objects alive: 22, garbage collected: 55
server_initiate()
Client version: SSH-2.0-lsh_0.0 lsh - a free ssh
handle_dh_init()
Received debug: Key exchange successful!
Client requesting a tty...
granted.
tty_setctty: unlockpt() failed,
(errno = 44): Bad address
lshd: Can't set controlling tty for child!
Child 555 died with exit code 1.
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>From the client :
[jason@netwinder lsh-snapshot-1999-02-28]$ /usr/local/bin/lsh -v -p 4711
204.128.153.43
Client version: SSH-2.0-lsh_0.0 lsh - a free ssh
Server version: SSH-2.0-lshd_0.0 lsh - a free ssh
handle_dh_reply()
Received debug: Key exchange successful!
Garbage collecting while busy...
Objects alive: 11, garbage collected: 66
Password for jason:
User authentication successful.
lsh: Requesting a remote pty.
lsh: pty request successful.
- and then it just hangs.
I am on a Linux 2.2.2 kernel, using UNIX98 ptys on a Corel Netwinder
(StrongARM 110). SSH2 connections from other machines fail as well with a
'packet too long' error.
Any help/pointers would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
Jason Titus
iAtlas Corporation
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
