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2008 Sep 03
1
Problem connecting with openssh-5.1-client to Juniper Eseries
...ed SSH2_MSG_UNIMPLEMENTED for 6
Received disconnect from 62.104.2.13: 2:
$
This seems to be in response to the "no-more-sessions" request, if
I disable the part of code that generates it, everything works fine
as usual. By my understanding of the protocol, the server should
respond with SSH_MSG_REQUEST_FAILURE and just go on instead of
terminating the connection, can someone please confirm this?
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2007 Jan 20
1
Configurable restrictions
...ons using other versions of the protocol (which
currently bypass these restrictions) and further develop the approach to
cover the other 2 major messages detailed below.
* SSH_MSG_GLOBAL_REQUEST {"tcpip-forward", "cancel-tcpip-forward",
"direct-tcpip"}
returning SSH_MSG_REQUEST_FAILURE
* SSH_MSG_CHANNEL_OPEN {"session", "x11", etc...}
returning SSH_OPEN_ADMINISTRATIVELY_PROHIBITED
I'm also going to resolve an issue where sftp-server can't send the
client the real user/group after chroot().
Eventually, I could see this code becoming a base for mor...