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Software News : OpenSSH 4.7p1-1 Now Available

Posted by ssolie on 2007/9/30 21:00:46 (1810 reads) News by the same author

OpenSSH is now at version 4.7p1 and includes a fix or two.

Grab it from OS4Depot today.

Changes include:
- updated to official OpenSSH 4.7p1 baseline
- added note to docs regarding setting CR->NL which makes Unix systems happy
- found a possible problem with reading private keys with AmiSSL so the workaround is to disable encryption of keys for now

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Jack	Published: 2007/10/10 17:30 Updated: 2007/10/10 17:30
Quite a regular Joined: 11/27/2006 From: Israel Comments: 933	Re: OpenSSH 4.7p1-1 Now Available @ssolie Thanks! Couple of questions: 1. regarding the latest release: Quote: - found a possible problem with reading private keys with AmiSSL so the workaround is to disable encryption of keys for now Are there any implications that I should be aware of? I use key-based authorization on regular basis. 2. Is there a compilation option that allows the protocol handle files larger then (afair) 2GB (scp)? Jack