Obtain the FC10 SRPM, unpack it, change tcp_wrappers-devel to tcp_wrappers in the spec file and build that on EL5.
Pros: - rpm still thinks you have sshd installed- version of new ssh > EL5 ssh except if someone increments the epoch so no surprise upgrades to reverting functionality - assuming it doesn't work you can always backout by installing the old EL5 ssh rpms
Cons: - you build the rpm (looks like a oneliner change as described above) - you get to support it yourself (including any possible security fixes) HTH :) On Dec 10, 2008, at 10:28, Erling Ringen Elvsrud wrote:
I want to use a newer sshd-release than what is included in RHEL 5 as I want to use internal-sftp for a simple chroot setup of sftp. The system where I want this works as a file upload/download-box for cooperating organizations. SSHD 5.x it is not in EPEL. It is probably included in Fedora 9 or 10, or I could compile from source. Which approach do you think is best considering maintaining the non-standard sshd?
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