Re: [CentOS] openssh version 5

[Florian Goessmann]

Alain,

On 09/04/2008, at 20:51 , Alain Terriault, Mr. wrote:


Bonjour,

I will be very happy to give your rpm a try, I was able to compile and
install the most recent version of ssh .. but, will sure like to  
keep my

rpm database in sync.

I have no rpm building experience, so you will give me a great favor  
by

charring your package.

Let me know how I can get a copy .. in rpms, if possible.

No stress, I will give it a try on our test machine first.

fyi- after searching on the web for an openssh.rpms, I realized I am  
not

the only one looking for such a package .. you may consider putting it
in a public area, so we can google it.


they are in a public area: http://www.ivec.org/repos/
this repository holds all kinds off rpms, the one you are afer are:
openssh-5.0p1-1.arcs.i386.rpm
openssh-server-5.0p1-1.arcs.i386.rpm
openssh-clients-5.0p1-1.arcs.i386.rpm

you can either download them and install them manually or add the  
repository to your yum repositories and use yum.

they are build for centos5 32bit i386.

the disclaimer again to anyone who wants to try them:
I have never used them on a system that I didn't setup and have  
complete control over myself. There is no guarantee that they will  
work and these rpms might make your system unusable! Use at your own  
risk.






It is very kind of you, it is much appreciate.

thanks,
alain



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On 09/04/2008, at 00:09 , Johnny Hughes wrote:



It is possible that other CentOS users have rolled this
functionality into their own CentOS installs, and if have maybe they
will tell us here.



I have openssh 5 installed on my CentOS 5 systems. I did make rpm for
it. You can try the rpm if you like, however I can't and won't give
you any guarantees that it will work properly and not cause your
computer to completely die.


cheers

Florian



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Re: [CentOS] openssh version 5

[Florian Goessmann]

On 09/04/2008, at 00:09 , Johnny Hughes wrote:



It is possible that other CentOS users have rolled this  
functionality into their own CentOS installs, and if have maybe they  
will tell us here.




I have openssh 5 installed on my CentOS 5 systems. I did make rpm for  
it. You can try the rpm if you like, however I can't and won't give  
you any guarantees that it will work properly and not cause your  
computer to completely die.



cheers

Florian



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Re: [CentOS] openssh version 5

[Johnny Hughes]

Alain Terriault, Mr. wrote:

Greetings,

It just strike me that they are no available version of OpenSSH version
5 or any available versions with the ChrootDirectory option.

Any reason why ?


As to what is in the main versions of CentOS (the Base and Updates 
repo), that is totally controlled by what the upstream provider chooses 
to put into their enterprise product.


Our goal is to mirror that 100% .. so since they don't have it we don't 
have it.


http://www.centos.org/modules/tinycontent/index.php?id=3

So, the real question is how come the upstream provider doesn't think 
that functionality belongs in their enterprise version.


That is not a question we at the CentOS Project can answer, but if you 
ask the upstream provider why it is not in their product, they might be 
able to answer the question or tell you when/if they plan on adding that 
functionality.


It is possible that other CentOS users have rolled this functionality 
into their own CentOS installs, and if have maybe they will tell us here.


It is also possible that a version of openssh can be added to the 
CentOSPlus directory for one of our CentOS versions if you can provide 
more information on exactly what versions you are looking for and an 
example of where it is deployed in the CentOS/RHEL/Fedora world.


Thanks,
Johnny Hughes



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[CentOS] openssh version 5

[Alain Terriault, Mr.]

Greetings,

It just strike me that they are no available version of OpenSSH version
5 or any available versions with the ChrootDirectory option.

Any reason why ?


Thanks,






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