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dimop

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[SOLVED] SSH v1 Not Available

Support for the legacy SSH version 1 protocol is disabled by default at compile time in OpenSSH 7.0. Is it possible to be enabled again? I still need SSH v1 on some internal legacy systems (I know, it's bad but I can't do nothing about it ;( )

Last edited by dimop (2015-08-14 08:26:25)

amish

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Re: [SOLVED] SSH v1 Not Available

Well you can build it for yourself - cant you?

Sources here:
https://projects.archlinux.org/svntogit … es/openssh

Possibly all you need is modify PKGBUILD make flags to re-enable SSH V1

Last edited by amish (2015-08-14 08:02:35)

dimop

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Re: [SOLVED] SSH v1 Not Available

Well you can build it for yourself - cant you?

Sources here:
https://projects.archlinux.org/svntogit … es/openssh

Possibly all you need is modify PKGBUILD make flags to re-enable SSH V1

Sure, but I thought it's kind of a regression compared to the previous version. I would expect at least that it would be announced in the news [1].

Actually my question was if the behavior ought to be restored in accordance to "the arch-way"...

[1] https://www.archlinux.org/news/openssh- … -dss-keys/

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Re: [SOLVED] SSH v1 Not Available

Actually my question was if the behavior ought to be restored in accordance to "the arch-way"...

Shipping vanilla packages as much as is possible is the Arch Way. Re-enableing a deprecated security protocol would be retrograde on so many levels...

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dimop

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Re: [SOLVED] SSH v1 Not Available

Ok, thanks for the reply. I'll close the topic.