Daniel Stenberg wrote:
>> According to SSH-2 specs, SSH-1.99-* banners announce a server
>> compatible with both SSH2 and SSH1.
>
> I was looking for this in the specs, where exactly does it say this?
--8<-- RFC 4253 5.1. Old Client, New Server
Server implementations MAY support a configurable compatibility flag
that enables compatibility with old versions. When this flag is on,
the server SHOULD identify its 'protoversion' as "1.99".
-->8--
> since the server in question is documented to only speak SSH 1.5, it
> is also very likely that the server simply doesn't speak SSH2
> properly.
SSH 1 and SSH 2 protocols are not compatible, and I'm not sure that
there would be any successful packet exchanges *at all* if the server
was SSH 1 only.
> read the Fressh source code
Sure, but hopefully we can debug this without having to go that far.
> Until we see a problem with a different server, I will remain
> suspecting this is a problem related to Fressh.
Well, at least it would be good if Evgeniy could test using OpenSSH
as a client, and connect to the same server, with full verbosity, and
send the log from that too.
ssh -vvv user_at_host
//Peter
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Received on 2010-06-13