RE: Do we have a site where I could upload the latest depot file on HP-UX 11.0

[MANDALEEKA,LAKSHMI (HP-Cupertino,ex1)]

I need access rights to upload any files.:)
I am sitting behind a firewall and I don't have a place put this stuff
anywhere.
Someone is suggested hpux.cs.utah.edu.
If access to this site can be provided I would be more than happy to do it.
-Lakshmi



-----Original Message-----
From: Jason P. Holland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 6:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Do we have a site where I could upload the latest depot
file on HP-UX 11.0


cool!!  where can i get this??  i hope you can upload it to the openssh
portable directory somewhere, this would be fantastic!

jason

-----Original Message-----
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MANDALEEKA,LAKSHMI (HP-Cupertino,ex1)
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 5:52 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Do we have a site where I could upload the latest depot file on
HP-UX 11.0


I have created a depot file which would allow you to install openssh,openssl
and the zlib library on HP-UX 11.0

I would like to know if there's a place where I could upload the depot file
so that everybody else could easily install it
rather than go through the pain of compiling it and going through all the
issues I faced.

The steps to do the installation after downloading the depot are mentioned
below.



To do the installation do the following:-

1. swinstall -l  openssh2_9p2depot

This will configure the system to do public key exchange, it will configure
such that the sshd is invoked at system boot.

If you need to change this to password based authentication you would need
to modify the sshd_config file under the /usr/local/etc directory.


Do this installation on both the server and the client.

After installation the following needs to be done

1. Generate the hosts keys, these keys can be generated by a shell script
/usr/local/bin/createhostkeys.sh

    ( Shell script will generate all the three kinds of key pairs)

2. Generate the key pair for client by running ssh-keygen -t <dsa> ( For
protocol 2, dsa key)

Keys will be generated in the clients $HOME/.ssh directory.

3. Copy the public key from the client into the servers
$HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys2 file.

This should do it.

Test using ssh -l <username>@hostname.

This is being provided only to help others quickly install openssh. I would
not be able to support this or answer any questions on installation
issues, although most people in my team who used this have not experienced
any issues with the depot file.


rgds
Lakshmi




Lakshmi Mandaleeka
Software Design Engineer
ECS,E-Solutions Division
(408) 447-6474
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