When I connect from machine A to machine B, using ssh protocol 2, both
running openssh2.1.0, there is a problem with comparing server DSA
public keys to ~/.ssh/known_hosts2.
[...]
Sorry, forgot:
Both are RedHat Linux 6.x, on Intel i386.
OpenSSL-0.9.5a and OpenSSH-2.1.0 compiled from source.
SSH v1 works fine.
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Kind regards,
Berend
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-Berend De Schouwer, +27-11-712-1435, UCS
I'm having some difficulty with X forwarding through SSH between OpenSSH and normal ssh. The problem system is running Red Hat 6.2, and I've seen several references to Red Hat clobbering $XAUTHORITY. Unfortunately, I can't find where this clobbering is done (someone mentioned on Mandrake 7 it's in /etc/profile.d/, but it isn't here). It's causing minor problems here, where one development server that I'm in charge of is using OpenSSH and others (that coworkers are in charge of) are running regular ssh. Since we do GUI Java development, remote X display is essential, and X forwarding makes it easier. Matthew Weigel Programmer/Sysadmin/Student weigel+ at pitt.edu
Berend De Schouwer wrote:> When I connect from machine A to machine B, using ssh protocol 2, both > running openssh2.1.0, there is a problem with comparing server DSA > public keys to ~/.ssh/known_hosts2. > > [...] >I have the same problem, only it occurs when I use openssh 2.1 on linux (redhat-6.2 kernel 2.2.15) to connect to ssh 2.1 on a Sun box (solaris 2.7).