Just today, 9 March 2005 the OpenSSH version 4.0 is released. http://www.openssh.com for more info. Maybe handy to upgrade 
OpenSSH 4.0 released
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Nothing for this version specifically, but searching the forums turned this up:
http://www.directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=166&highlight=openssh
It might work with the necassary modifications, such as different version than in the tutorial and if your not running RedHat.
http://www.directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=166&highlight=openssh
It might work with the necassary modifications, such as different version than in the tutorial and if your not running RedHat.
Hmm, i Messed up.
I use the link above to upgrade ssh. It all went fine en when I did sshd -v i saw:
OpenSSH_4.0p1, OpenSSL 0.9.7a Feb 19 2003
After that i uninstalled the openssl rpms.. That was a mistake i think. Now the ssh service is gone. When i did sshd -v i got nothing.
So I installed it again. Now i have sshd back, but the service is still missing.. What to do?
I use the link above to upgrade ssh. It all went fine en when I did sshd -v i saw:
OpenSSH_4.0p1, OpenSSL 0.9.7a Feb 19 2003
After that i uninstalled the openssl rpms.. That was a mistake i think. Now the ssh service is gone. When i did sshd -v i got nothing.
So I installed it again. Now i have sshd back, but the service is still missing.. What to do?
nobaloney
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You don't say which OS you're running.
I'd uninstall the RPM(s) you installed, and install the proper ones for your distribution.
Jeff
I'd uninstall the RPM(s) you installed, and install the proper ones for your distribution.
Jeff
nobaloney
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What tarball?
The usual way would be to untar the tarball into a test directory and look through the contents.
If you have the fc1 CDROM you could mount it and look through it. If you have the fc1 iso you can mount it onto a linux system as a loop device and read files in it as if it were a CDROM.
Jeff
The usual way would be to untar the tarball into a test directory and look through the contents.
If you have the fc1 CDROM you could mount it and look through it. If you have the fc1 iso you can mount it onto a linux system as a loop device and read files in it as if it were a CDROM.
Jeff
ftp://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/OpenSSH/portable/openssh-4.0p1.tar.gz
I have ssh working again, but how to upgrade to 4.0? This tarball doesn't install the sshd service..
I have ssh working again, but how to upgrade to 4.0? This tarball doesn't install the sshd service..
nobaloney
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I think I'm lost somewhere.
When you wrote "fc1" I prsumed you mean Fedora Core 1.
Do you mean for a BSD release?
Jeff
When you wrote "fc1" I prsumed you mean Fedora Core 1.
Do you mean for a BSD release?
Jeff
nobaloney
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Because the tarball you've downloaded is for OpenBSD.
BSD is NOT linux.
Jeff
BSD is NOT linux.
Jeff
nobaloney
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Because BSD and Linux have different startup methods.
I strongly recommend installing the proper version of SSH.
Jeff
I strongly recommend installing the proper version of SSH.
Jeff
Sorry for making that sound weird.
But the version that chielsen downloaded was the correct one.
I also download the same one and installed it on Redhat 9, works perfectly.
I don't think I made my post clear.
The `portable` version is for linux distro other than BSD
But the version that chielsen downloaded was the correct one.
I also download the same one and installed it on Redhat 9, works perfectly.
I don't think I made my post clear.
The `portable` version is for linux distro other than BSD
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