the only way to get the real version is:
# ssh -V note that when you upgrade (if from *tar.gz) not necessarily the new version will sit in the proper (old) path. So, if the version information is not the one you are expecting for, just find it: # whereis ssh then query the complete path (say: /usr/local/sbin/ssh -V) instead of just 'ssh -V' BTW, in my machine it is the final portion, after the OpenSSH information (3.0.2p1) Evan D. Hoffman wrote: > I recently upgraded SSH on a server from sshd 1.2.7 to OpenSSH 3.0.2p1. I > have a RedHat box running OpenSSH 2.9p2. When I connect to the 3.0.2 > machine, if I look at the SSH version string, it's: > > Server version: SSH-1.99-OpenSSH_3.0.2p1 -- saudações, Irado Furioso com Tudo Linux (SuSE) User 179402 tortura é sempre instrumento do estado, dos pais, dos professores.. sempre alguém se imagina ter poder acima dos demais. Viva a anarquia!!!
