Hello all,
Can anyone tell the major differences between ssh1 ssh2 ssh3 3.0.2 ,
etc.
Why would I want one as apposed to the other?
What are some of the gotchas associated with these?
Is one more secure?
Are they all interoperable?
Has any one broke through ssh1 or ssh2 yet
On Fri, Feb 01, 2002 at 03:46:29AM -0800, Dean Roman wrote:
Can anyone tell the major differences between ssh1 ssh2 ssh3 3.0.2 ,
etc.
There are two different issues here: SSH the protocol, and SSH the
implementation. Only two major versions of the protocol exist: 1 and 2.
Use 2 where
On Fri, 1 Feb 2002 15:01:26 -0500 Noah Meyerhans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, Feb 01, 2002 at 03:46:29AM -0800, Dean Roman wrote:
[snip]
In woody we have OpenSSH 2.5.1. It implements SSH protocols 1 and 2.
The same holds true for OpenSSH 3.whatever that's in sid right now.
Presumable
Hello all,
I have succesfully installed the debian package for ssh2 (and sshd2)
and it works marvellously. The only problem I'm having is that I'm
supposed to connect to some machines that are running sshd1 and I get
an Illegal protocol version error... How can I work around this
problem?
Any
First install a ssh1 package (I think the ssh package is it), then do
the following (from /usr/share/doc/ssh2/SSH2.QUICKSTART.gz):
Then add the following 2 lines to ssh2_config placed at the same directory
of sshd2_config. With this configuration, ssh2 client will invoke ssh1
client when
In potato I would like to have ssh2 with ssh1 compatibility. I
installed ssh-nonfree for ssh1, also installed ssh2, and set in
/etc/ssh2_config the option Ssh1AgentCompatibility to
traditional.Both daemons were fired up by the installer, and
they are now running simultaneously. Is this
Better yet, install openssh. it has both sshv1 and sshv2 support.
http://www.openssh.com
Jason
In potato I would like to have ssh2 with ssh1 compatibility. I
installed ssh-nonfree for ssh1, also installed ssh2, and set in
/etc/ssh2_config the option Ssh1AgentCompatibility to
Geza GYORGYI wrote:
In potato I would like to have ssh2 with ssh1 compatibility. I
installed ssh-nonfree for ssh1, also installed ssh2, and set in
/etc/ssh2_config the option Ssh1AgentCompatibility to
traditional.Both daemons were fired up by the installer, and
they are now running
You shouldn't have sshd1 and 2 start up. Rather, you want sshd2 to start
up, and call on sshd1 if someone tries to conect through this
method. to do it:
- clear the init.d (and or cron) scripts that start up sshd1
- open /etc/ssh2/sshd2_config
- set Port to 22
- set
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