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Author: Joe Makanak
Date: 02-11-00 19:02
Hello,
I have two questions to ask:
1) How do I install SSH2 ? I install it from the ports collection, but I can never
find the files I need to configure, and how do I generate a key? What apps can I
use to connect to this? Also, how can I start and stop the sshd2 at boot? do I just add sshd2_enable="NO" in rc.conf? Help! (totally new at SSH)
2) How do I get portmap (or any app really) to start during system initialization?
** Thanks...
** Joe Makanak
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Author: el_kab0ng
Date: 02-11-00 23:45
Personally I'd recommend SSH1 or OpenSSH to the commercially grade SSH2. As for portsentry, this should be in the ports collection. I use both to great effect. =].
I do believe you can get ssh1 from http://www.ssh.org/download.html
As for the OpenSSH, I do believe that to be a port in the ports collection.
el_
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Author: Don Brearley
Date: 05-11-00 00:53
Joe,
here is how to do it, however this method is for FreeBSD 4.1-RELEASE
I dont know if it will work on any other versions. let me know.
Portsentry:
Write a short script to execute portsentry and put it in your /usr/local/etc/rc.d/ directory and give it appropriate permissions. (chmod 655 porsentry.sh)
Heres an example: (which probably sucks)
#!/bin/sh
portsentry -tcp
done.
As for SSH2.. go and download it from ftp.ssh.org and then:
# gzip -dc ssh-2.x.x.tar.gz | tar -xvf -
# cd ssh-2.x.x
# ./configure
# make
# make install
If you want it to start, follow essentially the same info that I gave you for getting portsentry to start at boot time.
This information was easily obtained from www.ssh.org - yeah, who would have
thought to check the creators website eh?
Hope it helps, questions? leave em here and i'll reply.
- Don Brearley
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