[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Marc Haber) writes:
> On 05 Jul 1999 13:30:18 +0200, you wrote:
> >Local forwarding, i.e. the -L option, seems to work in the 0.1.3
> >snapshot.
>
> I can't confirm this.
>
> Calling "lsh remote-hostname -L 10023:remote-hostname:23" asks me for
> a password and gives me a shell on the remote host. When I use a
> different window on the local host to do a telnet localhost 10023,
> connection is refused.
Try adding the -v flag to see what goes on.
> Also, when I close an lsh connection, the local host says
> "adjust_rec_window: Writing window adjust message failes, ignoring
> (res=3)" and the remote host says "io.c: do_read: read() failed (errno
> 5), Input/output error, io.c: poll said POLLHUP on an inactive fd.
> Unexpected channel CLOSE." on the console that runs the lsh daemon.
I think these messages are harmless. The code for handling termination
could need some cleanup. I find it a little strange that poll reports
POLLHUP for fd:s that have no bits set in the events field.
> Do I see it correctly that RSA authentication is not supported yet?
Correct. It's not even defined in the draft for ssh-2 (this is because
RSA is patentencumbered in certain countries, and the IETF prefers
patent free stuff). The draft does specify publickey user
authentication using dsa/dss keys, but that is also not yet
implemented in lsh.
/Niels
