Hi folks,
If there's one thing that seems to be agreed on, it sounds like having
SSH installed and set-up on your router makes it easier to supply the
newsgroup with sometimes needed file(s) info by literally copying and
pasting. Having said that, I'm trying to set-up SSH on Bering and have a
Craig said:
Hi folks,
If there's one thing that seems to be agreed on, it sounds like having
SSH installed and set-up on your router makes it easier to supply the
newsgroup with sometimes needed file(s) info by literally copying and
pasting.
Mailing list, not newsgroup, but
Having
On Wed, 2002-09-04 at 17:04, Craig wrote:
Hi folks,
If there's one thing that seems to be agreed on, it sounds like having
SSH installed and set-up on your router makes it easier to supply the
newsgroup with sometimes needed file(s) info by literally copying and
pasting. Having said that,
Hi Craig
At 08:04 04/09/02 -0700, Craig wrote:
I'm trying to set-up SSH on Bering and have a
couple of questions: Do I also need to use the ssh.lrp package or do I
truly only need the libz.lrp, sshd.lrp, and sshkey.lrp packages?
You need libz.lrp and sshd.lrp for day-to-day running, and
On Wed, 04 Sep 2002 10:42:13 MST Craig wrote:
I can't SSH to Bering with Putty. The libz.lrp sshd.lrp have started
upon boot-up. Here's what I've done: 1.) Generated my keys by using
the makekey command, backed up the sshd.lrp. 2.) Edited the
/etc/inetd.conf file, and commented out the SSH
At 10:42 AM 9/4/02 -0700, Craig wrote:
I can't SSH to Bering with Putty. The libz.lrp sshd.lrp have started
upon boot-up. Here's what I've done: 1.) Generated my keys by using
the makekey command, backed up the sshd.lrp. 2.) Edited the
/etc/inetd.conf file, and commented out the SSH line near
Hi Craig!
I needed both libc and libz to get SSH running. (If the C library isn't
installed already)
That was the mayor issue for me!
/Anders
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Hi folks,
I'll try to combine my responses to all of the suggestions. 1.) I'm
using Bering_1.0-rc3 2.) sshd appears to be running, i.e., if I use the
ps | grep sshd command I see 31509 root 892 S grep sshd, but if I ps ax
I don't see any sshd referenced (but I can't see all of the messages
either
Craig said:
Hi folks,
I'll try to combine my responses to all of the suggestions. 1.) I'm
using Bering_1.0-rc3 2.) sshd appears to be running, i.e., if I use the
ps | grep sshd command I see 31509 root 892 S grep sshd, but if I ps ax
I don't see any sshd referenced (but I can't see all of
Hi folks,
When I try the svi sshd restart command I get: Priviledge separation
user sshd does not exist. Thank you for your help.
Craig
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From what you write below, sshd seems NOT to be running. Specifically, you
write (reformatted a bit):
if I use the ps | grep sshd command I see
31509 root 892 S grep sshd
This is just the entry for the grep process you ran, not one for sshd
itself. (That's the real
Craig,
Follow the instructions at :
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/packages/openssh-3.4p1/README.txt
Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/04/02 12:31PM
Hi folks,
When I try the svi sshd restart command I get: Priviledge
separation
user sshd does not exist. Thank you for your help.
Craig
Hi folks,
Forgive me if this is a stupid question. Should I follow the steps shown
at http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/openssh4.html to start sshd
through initd? ssh is commented out in my inetd.conf file (per
instructions), and this link references starting sshd through inetd.
Should I
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