I had problems with some ssh clients not being able to connect to a
default installed FreeBSD 6.1.
A source compile of openssl from ports fixed the problem for me.
Perhaps someone should look into the compile settings of openssl
binaries as used in the FreeBSD install ISO.
thanks, ke han
On
Noah wrote:
Philip Hallstrom wrote:
I just built some new FreeBSD servers, and I am trying to log into
one of them via sshd. I am finding that the is a lag between the
connection and receiving a prompt. most likely this is because the
IP address I am coming from does not resolve. But I am
Girish Venkatachalam wrote:
On Wed, Oct 04, 2006 at 02:31:30PM -0700, Noah wrote:
Try this. It might help.
#cd /usr/ports/security/openssl
#make deinstall
#make reinstall
Restart sshd and test.
Best,
Girish
Girish,
you are the winner!!! that worked! please claim your
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I'm possibly (probably) talking bullshit, but try to alter the /etc/hosts to
reflect the machine whence you're trying the login
D.
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I just built some new FreeBSD servers, and I am trying to log into one of
them via sshd. I am finding that the is a lag between the connection and
receiving a prompt. most likely this is because the IP address I am coming
from does not resolve. But I am able to log into
other servers via
Philip Hallstrom wrote:
I just built some new FreeBSD servers, and I am trying to log into
one of them via sshd. I am finding that the is a lag between the
connection and receiving a prompt. most likely this is because the
IP address I am coming from does not resolve. But I am able to log
Wayne wrote:
Noah wrote:
I put that in there and that did not work. there is still a stall.
any other clues?
Are you running sshd by it self or trying to start it from inetd?
sshd is run on its own without inetd. in fact I think portmap is dead
on the box.
cheers,
Noah
-Wayne
On Wed, Oct 04, 2006 at 02:31:30PM -0700, Noah wrote:
Wayne wrote:
Noah wrote:
I put that in there and that did not work. there is still a stall.
any other clues?
Are you running sshd by it self or trying to start it from inetd?
sshd is run on its own without inetd. in fact I think
