Gentelmen,

This is the second request! Please reply to my help request.

Thanks very much
Farshad

>  -----Original Message-----
> From:         Javadi, Farshad  
> Sent: Friday, April 27, 2001 12:26 PM
> To:   '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Cc:   Javadi, Farshad
> Subject:      I Need Your Help To Make SSH Package To Work With RSA
> SecureID Please
> 
> Gentelmen,
> 
> I need to make your powerful software to work with RSA securID. 
> Please help me to let me know what I should do.
> 
> The steps that I did to make the package are in the following, also I will
> attach the following steps in a file too.
> 
> Please Help. THANKS!
> 
> 1-  Go to www.ssh.com==www.ssh.org
>     Choose DownLoad 
>     Clik on "SSH Secure Shell FTP mirror sites"
>     Scroll down until you see USA sites
>     Choose for example "sunsite.unc.edu:/pub/packages/security/ssh"
>     Right click on any packae you want and choose "Save Link As..."
>     For example: "ssh-1.2.31.tar.gz"  and  "ssh-2.4.0.tar.gz"
>     gzip -d ssh-1.2.31.tar.gz
>     tar -xv ssh-1.2.31.tar
> 
> 2-  I copied the following files in the "/opt/ace/data" subdirectory:
>     a- sdclient.a
>     b- sdacmvls.h
>     c- sdconf.h
>     d- sdi_athd.h
>     e- sdi_size.h
>     f- sdi_type.h
>     g- sdi_defs.h
> 
> 3-  cd ssh-1.2.31
>    ./configure --with-securid=/opt/ace/data --prefix=/usr/local/pkg
>     make
>     make install
> 
> 4-  find /usr/local/pkg -print > files
> 
> 5-  ./configure  --with-securid=/opt/ace/data
>      make
>      make install
> 
> 6-  Vi files
>     To see if I see "/etc/ssh_host_key" and "/etc/ssh_host_key.pub" 
>     to be removed! I did not see any!
> 
> 7-  I will remove the "/pkg" from all the paths to make sure my package 
>     will be installed in the "/usr/local" subdirectory:
>     perl -ne 's/\/pkg//; print' files  >  files2
>     cp   files2  files
> 
> 8-  First I put the following line in both "/etc/sshd_config" and
>     "/etc/ssh_config" files:
>     
>     AllowedAuthentications   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
>     Then after installation of the package I started the "sshd"
>     daemon but when I tried the "ssh -l fjavadi 204.71.152.87"
>     command, I got the following
>     error message:
>            bad option: alloedauthentications
> 
>     Second, I removed the above line from both "/etc/sshd_config"
>     and "/etc/ssh_config" files and I made sure the following two
>     lines in both of the above files are UNcommented:
> 
>            RhostsRSAAuthentication yes
>            RSAAuthentication yes
> 
>     Then after installation of the package I started the "sshd"
>     daemon but when I tried the "ssh -l fjavadi 204.71.152.87"
>     command, I got the foolowing
>     response:
>            Permission denied.
>      
> 9-  cat  files | pkgproto > Prototype
>     vi   Prototype
>     Add the following lines to the end:
>     f none /etc/sshd_config 0644 root root
>     f none /etc/ssh_config 0644 root root
>  
> 10- Add the following lines to the beginning of the Prototype file:
>     i pkginfo
>     i preinstall
>     i postinstall
>     i preremove
>     i postremove
> 
> 11- pkgmk  -o -r / -d /tmp -f Prototype
>     The "SESSH" made package will be placed in the "/tmp" subdirectory!
>     If you need to keep a copy of that package do the following command:
>     cp -r SESSH
> /export/home/farshad/Pakages.Dir/SSH.Dir/SSH_For_Solaris_8.Dir
> 
> 12- cd  /tmp
>     tar -cf  -  SESSH | gzip -9 -c > SESSH.1.2.31.Solaris.8.pkg.tar.gz
>     cp SESSH.1.2.31.SPARC.pkg.tar.gz
> /export/home/farshad/Pakages.Dir/SSH.Dir/SSH_For_Solaris_8.Dir
> 
> 13- To unpack and install a prepared package simply type in
>     gunzip -c  SESSH.1.2.31.SPARC.pkg.tar.gz   | tar -xvf  -
>     su -
>     pkgadd -d .
>     Answer "Y" to following question:
>     Do you want to install these as setuid/setgid files [y,n,?,q] y
> 
> 14- To remove a package in the current directory say:
>     pkgrm -s .  (Format: pkgrm -s directory_spool)
>     NOTE: The  default directory for spooled packages is "/var/sadm/pkg".
> 
>     NOTE: To be accurate the "pkgrm -s ." will only remove the 
>     subdirectory which has the same name as the package name, 
>     for example it will remove the "SESSH" subdirectory under
>     under the current directory, the "SESSH" subdirectory will
>     have the following files:
>     ls -l SESSH
>     total 64
>     drwxr-xr-x   2 root     other        385 Apr 19 17:48 install
>     -rw-r--r--   1 root     other        205 Apr 19 17:48 pkginfo
>     -rw-r--r--   1 root     other       2636 Apr 19 17:48 pkgmap
>     drwxr-xr-x   4 root     other        237 Apr 19 17:48 root
> 
> 
> I Will Apprecite Very Much,
> Farshad
> 
>  << File: SESSH.txt >> 

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