First install a ssh1 package (I think the ssh package is it), then do
the following (from /usr/share/doc/ssh2/SSH2.QUICKSTART.gz):
>>>
Then add the following 2 lines to ssh2_config placed at the same directory
of sshd2_config. With this configuration, ssh2 client will invoke ssh1
client when conta
You shouldn't have sshd1 and 2 start up. Rather, you want sshd2 to start
up, and call on sshd1 if someone tries to conect through this
method. to do it:
- clear the init.d (and or cron) scripts that start up sshd1
- open /etc/ssh2/sshd2_config
- set "Port" to 22
- set ssh1Compatib
Geza GYORGYI wrote:
> In potato I would like to have ssh2 with ssh1 compatibility. I
> installed ssh-nonfree for ssh1, also installed ssh2, and set in
> /etc/ssh2_config the option Ssh1AgentCompatibility to
> "traditional".Both daemons were fired up by the installer, and
> they are now runni
Better yet, install openssh. it has both sshv1 and sshv2 support.
http://www.openssh.com
Jason
>
> In potato I would like to have ssh2 with ssh1 compatibility. I
> installed ssh-nonfree for ssh1, also installed ssh2, and set in
> /etc/ssh2_config the option Ssh1AgentCompatibility to
> "tra
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