Re: [newbie] telnet/SSH
Okay, I just wanted to make sure I wasn't sending a post that solved a problem you didn't have, so that's why I asked. But Mark may be correct, you may not have the server installed. You can have the client installed and be able to connect to a remote machine, but will not be able to connect to your own machine. So run this command rpm -qa |grep openssh rpm -qa |grep telnet That will tell you what packages for openssh and telnet are installed. For example, on a friend's machine I ran those commands, and here's what I got in return. [timh@eric timh]$ rpm -qa |grep openssh openssh-2.1.1p3-3mdk openssh-askpass-2.1.1p3-3mdk openssh-clients-2.1.1p3-3mdk openssh-server-2.1.1p3-3mdk [timh@eric timh]$ rpm -qa |grep telnet ktelnet-0.61-6mdk telnet-0.16-4mdk telnet-server-0.16-4mdk So with out that openssh-server-2.1.1p3-3mdk, you will not be able to create a ssh connection to that server. So start out by trying that. You will need to have a ssh key created. Using the ssh-keygen command will walk you through setting that up. Keep in mind the key's passwd, DOES NOT have to be the same as that account's passwd. So give that a try and let me know if that doesn't work. Then we can go from there. tdh -- T. Holmes Unixtechs.org [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.unixtechs.org/ "Real Men use Vi." * Ben Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [001226 17:24]: > SSH, the reason the subject says telnet is because that is where the thread > started. > > At 11:38 26/12/2000 , you wrote: > >Wait a minute... I want to make sure I'm address the correct issue first. > >Are you asking about a telnet issue? Or a SSH issue? Meanwhile the two > >are tied in together, in a very round about way, but they are completely > >different. Let us know and I'll try and take it from there. > >tdh > >-- > >T. Holmes > >Unixtechs.org > >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >www.unixtechs.org/ > > > >"Real Men use Vi."
Re: [newbie] Telnet/SSH
On Sun, 14 May 2000, Wade wrote: >I will make it my first package to go and download and install, >althought I am not quite sure where to begin, or if I should be root >when downloading or installing packages? Yes, you need to be root / su in order to install programs and packages. Paul )0(---)0( Silence. Do you remember how that sounds? )0([[EMAIL PROTECTED]]-)0( http://nlpagan.net - ICQ 147208 Registered Linux User 174403
Re: [newbie] Telnet/SSH
Hi Flupke, Thanks, I opened kpackage and searched for kssh but could not locate the package, I thought I had installed ssh using DrakX. :) I will make it my first package to go and download and install, althought I am not quite sure where to begin, or if I should be root when downloading or installing packages? Thanks, b/web Wade flupke wrote: > > I don't think so, but I once saw a kssh package. You have to have ssh > installed first. I think that's what you need. > > HTH > Flupke > > On Sat, 13 May 2000, Wade wrote: > > > Hi List, > > > > I turned on Telnet and told it to connect to one of my remote domains, > > and no probs what so ever. The remote servers I use have SSH available > > and I would like to make use of it and was wondering if I can use > > kTelnet to make an SSH connection? > > > > Thanks, > > > > b/web > > Wade > > > >
Re: [newbie] Telnet/SSH
I don't think so, but I once saw a kssh package. You have to have ssh installed first. I think that's what you need. HTH Flupke On Sat, 13 May 2000, Wade wrote: > Hi List, > > I turned on Telnet and told it to connect to one of my remote domains, > and no probs what so ever. The remote servers I use have SSH available > and I would like to make use of it and was wondering if I can use > kTelnet to make an SSH connection? > > Thanks, > > b/web > Wade > >
[newbie] Telnet/SSH
Hi List, I turned on Telnet and told it to connect to one of my remote domains, and no probs what so ever. The remote servers I use have SSH available and I would like to make use of it and was wondering if I can use kTelnet to make an SSH connection? Thanks, b/web Wade
