From: <seb...@he...> - 2001-11-08 01:42:09
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Hi there: I've recently installed new version 0.90 on a Solaris 7, and couldn't make webmin to recognize my sshd. I have SSH 3.0.1 installed. Looking in index.cgi, I've found the version check and change the line 41: elsif ($out =3D~ /OpenSSH_([0-9\.]+)/i)=20 to elsif ($out =3D~ /SSH Secure Shell ([0-9\.]+)/i) =20 because this version of ssh identifies itself with: sshd2: SSH Secure Shell 3.0.1 (non-commercial version) on sparc-sun-solaris2.7 Does this change could make webmin to think it has the wrong version of ssh? Is this a problem? Which is the difference between OpenSSH and SSH Secure Shell? BTW: I didn't have problems with the configuration files, as other users reported. But when sshd starts, throws this warnings: sshd2: WARNING: Unrecognized configuration parameter rhostsrsaauthentication sshd2: WARNING: Unrecognized configuration parameter rhostsauthentication sshd2: WARNING: Unrecognized configuration parameter ignoreuserknownhosts sshd2: WARNING: PubkeyAuthentication configuration keyword is deprecated. Use AllowedAuthentications. sshd2: WARNING: PasswordAuthentication configuration keyword is deprecated. Use AllowedAuthentications. sshd2: WARNING: Unrecognized configuration parameter reversemappingcheck sshd2: WARNING: Unrecognized configuration parameter gatewayports sshd2: WARNING: Unrecognized configuration parameter protocol I think that webmin doesn't support this version of ssh yet. Am I right? Thanks Sebastian Salgado (www.hexacta.com) |