>
> hi Thomas, frankly, if the SSH server refused to start after the
> config was changed, it must have been broken which could probably happen
> with OpenSSH as well.
>
>
Yes, i figured that much =) I found the log which showed the error but it
didn't give an exact enough message saying w
>you mean the log on the server side, right? What was the error
> message that was not clear? If it's really not clear, it could be fixed.
>
>
> Yes, server side. It showed me the line, and it said that it was a problem
with what i had put for Cipers but it didn't tell me WHICH ciphers wer
On Mon, 8 Feb 2010, Thomas Burgess wrote:
>> hi Thomas, frankly, if the SSH server refused to start after the
>> config was changed, it must have been broken which could probably happen
>> with OpenSSH as well.
>>
>>
>Yes, i figured that much =) I found the log which showed the error but
On Sun, 7 Feb 2010, Thomas Burgess wrote:
>it makes sense but when i tried to enable the cipers in the config file ssh
>refused to start and stayed in maintainence mode. It took me 20 minutes 2
>reboots and 20 commands to get it to start back upthis is really
>frustrating.
>I'd rather just ha
On Sun, 7 Feb 2010, Matt Lewandowsky wrote:
>I have seen this also, with older version of a certain popular Windows
>SSH client which shall remain unnamed. It's surely a client problem.
>The only potential flaw on the server's side is that it's not giving
>you a more "human-friendly" error mess
On 07/02/2010, at 18.59, Thomas Burgess wrote:
> I assure you it is ssh2 and is set for des. normally 3des is the default.
> none of the other available Ciphers work, when i tried to edit the config
> file and restart ssh it crashed, went into maintainence mode and refused to
> start. Not su
gt; To: opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
> Subject: [osol-discuss] SunSSH server warning about Cipers
>
> I normally use JellyFiSSH as my ssh tool on osx, and with every other os, it
> has
> no problems with any of the ssh encryption protocols. The default is 3des
> but it ha
I assure you it is ssh2 and is set for des. normally 3des is the default.
none of the other available Ciphers work, when i tried to edit the config
file and restart ssh it crashed, went into maintainence mode and refused to
start. Not sure if the Ciphers line has to go at a specific spot in th
it makes sense but when i tried to enable the cipers in the config file ssh
refused to start and stayed in maintainence mode. It took me 20 minutes 2
reboots and 20 commands to get it to start back upthis is really
frustrating.
I'd rather just have OpenSSH
oh well
I'll try again i guess
The error message is the client telling you that DES isn't a supported
cipher. That's not an issue with anyone's SSH as you seem to suggest–
it's the client telling you that a choice that's outside the protocol
spec can't be accepted.
Thus far the evidence is that you're working backwards fr
You shouldn't be able to use des at all if you're using v2 of the
protocol. Perhaps the problem isn't your choice of ciphers but using
ssh v1 or setting ciphers for the wrong version?
Using iTerm allows you to use the native ssh client so that you don't
have to fiddle with these settings in
The cbc cyphers are not enabled by default because all of them have been broken:
https://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/958563
the default cypher-list is:
aes128-ctr,aes192-ctr,aes256-ctr,arcfour128,arcfour256,arcfour
I'm not sure why it didn't go with arcfour, but I would strongly recommend
upgradin
> I normally use JellyFiSSH as my ssh tool on osx, and with every other os,
> it has no problems with any of the ssh encryption protocols. The default
> is 3des but it has many to chose from (blowfish, 3des-cbc, cast128-cbc,
> blowfish-cbc, arcfour, aes256-cbc)
>
> OpenSolaris doesn't allow me to
I normally use JellyFiSSH as my ssh tool on osx, and with every other os, it
has no problems with any of the ssh encryption protocols. The default is 3des
but it has many to chose from (blowfish, 3des-cbc, cast128-cbc, blowfish-cbc,
arcfour, aes256-cbc)
OpenSolaris doesn't allow me to use ANY
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