| In the manpage of ssh, the client is able to ask for a non-encryption
| session.
I'll ask the obvious -- why do you want to do this?
| "Selected cipher type none not supported by server."
| The ssh1 I am using is ssh1.2.27. I assume I am doing something
| wrong here because if the client has an option to disable the encryption
| the server should have the option too.
by default (because it's insecure), the server will not allow non-encrypted
connections. you'll have to recompile the server to explicitly allow that.
but if you don't want encryption, why are you using SSH? use RSH.
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