Description:
SSH secure remote login and tunneling tools.
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Problem with ssh noninteractive login
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Hi all! I'm trying to run application on remote machine via ssh. From shell I'm doing: ssh -t user@host /path/to/app and it works. Next, I'm calling the same ssh command from my application using exec and it works, but only if the application is started interactively from console. If application is stared from init.d script, remote server asks for... more »
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build issue on aix, library libcom_err not found
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Hello, I've downloaded openssh 5.3 p1. and building it with (gssapi) kerberos 5. I am getting an error on the make, which I cannot resolve by myself. It complains about a missing libcom_err library not found. Well I do not have this on my system. I have even downloaded the kerberos toolkit and the library is not their either. Can somebody... more »
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reverse tunnel with automatic remote port selection
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Hi, I want to create a reverse tunnel with the -R option, but I don't want to specify the port to be used on the remote server (because my client application doesn't know which port is free on the server). So I would like e.g. that ssh automatically selects a free port on the server, possibly within a specified range.... more »
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remote login via a gateway
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Hi, this is probably a very simple question, I just couldn't find an answer to it. I like to ssh to Server via Gateway Instead of ssh Gateway and there ssh Server is there a possibility to do it in one ssh command (perhaps similar to port forwarding (tunneling)) Many thanks for a hint, Helmut.
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SSH and multi-prime RSA
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Does puttygen support multi-prime RSA keys? I don't know if any SSH implementation uses them but they're defined, none-the-less, in PKCS#1 / RFC3447. I guess to an extent, all SSH implementations support it if you choose not to utilize the Chinese Remainder Theorem to speed the decryption process up and just take the d'th power of the ciphertext mod n, but... more »
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ssh "proxy mode"
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Hi there ! To ssh from one network to some servers, I have to use a hop inbetween, i.e. two concatenated ssh sessions are necessary. Is there a way to use the sshd in the middle as something like a "proxy" so I can just ssh to the destination machine? "ssh -N -D <port> localhost" would need an additional port opened in the firewall ...... more »
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ssh "proxz mode"
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Hi there ! To ssh from one network to some servers, I have to use a hop inbetween, i.e. two concatenated ssh sessions are necessary. Is there a way to use the sshd in the middle as something like a "proxy" so I can just ssh to the destination machine? "ssh -N -D <port> localhost" would need an additional port opened in the firewall ...... more »
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cygwin sshd Configuration
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When configuring cygwin sshd I perform: $ ssh-host-config *** Query: Overwrite existing /etc/ssh_config file? (yes/no) yes *** Info: Creating default /etc/ssh_config file *** Query: Overwrite existing /etc/sshd_config file? (yes/no) yes *** Info: Creating default /etc/sshd_config file *** Info: Privilege separation is set to yes by default since OpenSSH... more »
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