Re: ssh braindamage (protocols, RSA auth)

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Subject: Re: ssh braindamage (protocols, RSA auth)
From: Mike McGuire <mjm19@po.cwru.edu>
Date: Fri, 14 Sep 2001 23:52:40 -0400
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Eh. Ok. With some more banging on it, RSA auth sort of works now. 
Before, I don't think protocol v1 was working with RSA auth, and v2 
didn't work at all. However, disabling v1 altogether and generating 
new v2 keys for RSA auth works. Connect. Yay. Happy.

But the protocol resolution or something still seems a bit broken, 
as this was a bit of a mess to get working. And "Protocol 2,1" 
never would do what it was supposed to and always fell back to v1.

Still interested in comments if anybody's got any. :)

Mike McGuire

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