Re: ssh-keygen still gives vulnerable keys

[Dmitry Nedospasov <russo091@gmail.com>]

I use both debian and ubuntu, but the ubuntu lists are quite good as  
well, so ubuntu users should stick to that for ubuntu question IMHO.

P.S. thanks to all the people who found the vulnerability and made the  
fix. It was much more painless than i thought.

D.

On Jun 5, 2008, at 01:51, s. keeling wrote:

> Harrison Conlin <me@harrisony.com>:
> > On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 10:58 AM, Dan Christensen <jdc@uwo.ca> wrote:
> > > I had this problem with a completely up-to-date Ubuntu gutsy  
> > > install on
> > >
> > > I can't reproduce this now, as I have since upgraded the machine to
> > > hardy, which doesn't show the problem.
> >
> > Ubuntu != Debian :)
>
> Did SuSE, Redhat, or *BSD suffer from this glitch?  Ubuntu, along with
> the rest of Debian, did.  It's a Debian downstream, so quite a lot
> applies to both.  Not everything, but a lot.
>
> Take a look into alt.os.linux.slackware to see how those with that
> attitude treat Zenwalk users.
>
> I don't use *buntu myself, but I've no problem with *buntu users
> seeking Debian answers here.
>
>
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