>I was trying to run ssh2 and ssh1 on the same server.
>in the README file there are some comments that ssh2 can be configured to
>call ssh1 for the ssh1 client.
>Both ssh2 and ssh1works on its own, but when i try to connect with ssh1 to
>ssh2 server, connection is closed immediately , and sshd2 says: illegal
>protocol.
>
>The reason is that i want to use ssh from win95 and linux (dual-boot), and
>the only free ports are for ssh1.
>From man sshd:
Ssh1Compatibility
Specifies whether to use SSH1 compatibility code. With
this option, sshd1 is executed when the client supports
only SSH 1.x protocols. The argument must be "yes" or
"no".
Sshd1Path
Specifies the path to sshd1 daemon, which is executed
if the client supports only SSH 1.x protocols. The
arguments for sshd2 are passed on to sshd1 .
For example, we have this in /etc/ssh2/sshd2_config:
Ssh1Compatibility yes
Sshd1Path /usr/local/ssh1/sbin/sshd1
Restart sshd2 and it should take effect.
HTH.
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