Re: OpenSSH Server

[Patsy]

http://www.openssh.com/openbsd.html

Basically it is installed, client and server.

Take a peek in /etc/rc.conf to find 'sshd_flags' to see if sshd (the
server) starts when you boot.

Patsy

On Thu, 27 Apr 2006, David B. wrote:

> 3.8 on sparc64.
> How do I determine if OpenSSH is installed on my box? (command line only, no
> X11),
> and whether it's a server versus a client?  I'm getting to the stage where I
> need to
> be able to log into my server remotely.
>
> thanks

Re: OpenSSH Server

[Lukasz Sztachanski]

On Thu, Apr 27, 2006 at 02:56:30AM -0600, David B. wrote:
> 3.8 on sparc64.
> How do I determine if OpenSSH is installed on my box? (command line only, 
> no X11),
find /usr/{bin,sbin} -name ssh\* ?
> and whether it's a server versus a client?  I'm getting to the stage where 
> I need to
> be able to log into my server remotely.
> 
openssh is in baseXX.tgz. 



- Lukasz Sztachanski


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OpenSSH Server

[David B.]

3.8 on sparc64.
How do I determine if OpenSSH is installed on my box? (command line only, no 
X11),
and whether it's a server versus a client?  I'm getting to the stage where I 
need to

be able to log into my server remotely.

thanks