SSH help

I've installed WinSCP and OpenSSH Client and OpenSSH Server and can't get it to log in, anyone got any suggestions?

You should see:
~ $ ssh user@localhost
The authenticity of host 'localhost (127.0.0.1)' can't be established.
RSA key fingerprint is xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx.
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)?
If you're seeing
~ $ ssh user@localhost
-sh ssh: not found
means you've not got the openssh client installed on yoru phone.. this doesn't mean the openssh server isn't installed, but it rules out testing that way!..

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SSH help needed - totally lost

I'm trying to generate an SSH key and copy it to my web host.
I've done the following:
in terminal ssh-keygen
saved it to /users/me/.ssh/id_rsa
Here is where I'm lost - in my web host control panel I'm supposed to upload the key. But where the heck is that directory on my computer? I cannot find anything named .ssh or ssh or id_rsa or anything. I don't know what to do to make this work.
Please help!!!
Denise

The .ssh directory you're using there is not visible in the Finder. Hit command-shift-G and type the full path to it, or use an FTP client which lets you browse hidden files.

Transport input telnet ssh help

Hello,
I had two questions about remotely login to switch or router :
1. What is the default setting on switch or router to accept remote login (i.e., telnet or ssh)
2. If i configure...TRANSPORT INPUT TELNET SSH... which one is default and accepted first by switch or router. I mean I know that it will accept both but I want to know that If I configure both to accept then which one has the first priority or by default which one is accepted first, tenet or ssh.
Thanks

1) Default settings on all VTYs are "transport input all" --> all the supported protocols, that includes both telnet and ssh.
2) There is no priority level on which one is accepted first. Basically it just listens on both protocols (telnet - tcp/23 and ssh - tcp/22) for remote management.
Here is the command description for your reference:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/termserv/command/reference/tsv_s1.html#wp1069219
Hope that helps.

How to Change the Default SSH Port from Terminal ? now showing default SSH Port 22 i need change it pls help me how can do

How to Change the Default SSH Port from Terminal ?
now showing default SSH Port 22 i need change it pls help me how can do

How to Change the Default SSH Port from Terminal ?
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Help setting up ssh (putty) in 2821 routers

I am trying to use ssh for the the 2821 routers. They have IOS 12.3(11)(k9) on it.
So, these are the steps that I do:I add a new user name with no AAA model. And I give the user name privilege level 15(I also gave it 0, but nothing). The routers already have a hostname, and I add the domain-name. So After these commands, I create the key, using crypto key generate command.
So after this, I go into putty, type the ip addres, set-up for 3des encryption.
I am able to make a connection to the router, asking me for the login name and password, but when I typed the username and password, it response, "Access Denied"
any comments or anything will help. Thanks

Try using SSH Version 1. Most of the "older" Cisco hardware / IOS can only connect with Version 1.
SSH1 has been broken, but it's still much more secure than Telnet.
Good Luck
Scott

Help regarding SSH on solaris 8

Hi Guys,
I have installed SSH package on server as well as clients.
I think I need to these steps next.( We do not have proper docs for SSH)
Login as root on the server.
1) ssh-keygen -b 1024 -t rsa -f /etc/ssh_hosts_key.pub -N " "
Login to root as the user.
2)ssh_keygen -b 1024 -t rsa
Enter the phrase
Basically this create 2 files in dir /home/<user_name>/.ssh. Copy id_rsa.pub as authorised_keys.
Copy this 3 files to the client machine in user directory
Login to client as root.
3) ssh-agent $SHELL
4)ssh-add <pahrase>
Is this correct? (Actually i dont properly know that these commands do)
Just wanted to check before i start expirementing on production boxes.
I am working solaris 2.8 on E6500.
Please help.

Hi
Step1 for just conencting thro ssh
ps -ef|grep ssh (to make sure the daemon is running)
Modify the sshd_config file and make rhe required changes
some of them
PasswordAuthentication
PermitRootLogin
StrictModes
PermitEmptyPasswords
once you make these changees stop and start the sshd daemon,now try to connect from your pc (thro putty or other ssh client tools ,it should connect
step2
password less login (using key exchange)
Generate the key as you have mentioned on system 1
ftp the .pub file over to system 2
go to system 2 do a ssh to the system and terminate (this will create a .ssh directory)
put the .pub from the system 1 here and also create a file called authorized_keys or the other way is cat the *.pub >authrozed_keys
make the same kind of chanegs to the sshd_config file on this system(system 2) and recycle the sshd daemon
Now try ssh from system 1 to 2 it should login with out asking for a password.
Hope this helps
Rgds
Gopih

Configuring SSH on Cisco uBR7246VXR? Please help

I have a Empty startup-config file on my ubr7. I need to enable shh so i can ssh to the uBR without being physicaly next to it. Im am told i should enable Radius?. Does anyone have an idea how i can do this?

I have never used/configured that particular type of hardware but if it runs Cisco IOS then you can follow this:
http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2013/08/enable-ssh-cisco/
Check it out and let me know if you have any questions
Thank you for rating helpful posts!

SSH basics - help needed

I'm new to networking, so bear with me. Here is what I am trying to do:
I would like to get to websites that are blocked by a corporate firewall (websense). (I take full responsibility for what I am doing and am not putting myself at risk - don't worry).
It seems like I could use SSH to connect to my home internet connection thus bypassing the firewall.
Is that true? If so, what do I need to do?
Here's my equipment - 2 Macbook Pros, one fuctioning as a desktop at home, one portable. Airport Extreme N router (not gigabit). Comcast home cable internet.
I just downloaded a program salled SSHTunnel that sounds like it should help, but I don't know where to start.

The easy route.
Use TeamViewer <http://teamviewer.com>. Leave TeamViewer running on your home Mac. It will display a "Wait for session ID". Copy that session ID number, and take it with you to work.
On your work system, run another copy of TeamViewer (there are both PC and Mac versions).
Configure the work TeamViewer with your corporate Proxy settings
TeamViewer -> Preferences -> General -> Proxy Settings...
Now on your work TeamViewer enter the Wait for session ID you got from your home system, and enter that in your work system's Create session ID field. Then click Connect to Partner button.
This is the easiest way I know about.
The HARD WAY: You can do this via ssh, but there are a lot more detailed steps.
1st question. Does your company allow "Out-Bound" ssh connections? If it does, that helps a lot. If they DO NOT, then you would need to mess with an OpenSource program called "Corkscrew" that will get ssh through a proxy server.
Once you get through the firewall, then you will need to get a dynamic DNS name for your home system. No-IP.com and DynDNS.org offer free dynamic DNS names. You use this so you do not need to worry about your ISP changing your home IP address.
Now you need to configure your home router so it Forwards Port 22 from the internet side to your destination Mac.
On your destination Mac, you need to enable System Preferences -> Sharing -> Remote Login, and while you are at it, you should enable screen sharing preference.
Now on your work system, you ssh to your home system. The form of the command depends on whether you need to use corkscrew or not.
Without corkscrew:
ssh -L 5901:localhost:5900 [email protected]
With corkescrew:
ssh -L 5900:localhost:5900
-o 'ProxyCommand /path/to/corkscrew proxy.server.address 8080 %h %p'
[email protected]
Now you have an ssh tunnel which you can run screen sharing across. Using a VNC client. On a Mac you can use:
Finder -> Go -> Connect to server
vnc://localhost:5900
If using a 3rd party VNC client, you still specify localhost and port 5900 as these what the ssh tunnel established as the path to the remote Mac's VNC server.
Now you should be able to use your home Mac and its browser to surf anywhere you like.
If you wish to increase your complication, you could use ssh to create a SOCKS proxy. You would add the following to your ssh command:
-D 12345
Then you configure your bowser to use the SOCKS proxy server via port 12345

Reverse SSH not working for Cisco 3750.Plz help.

Hi,
I have configured the reverse ssh mentioned on the cisco document:http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_3t/12_3t11/feature/guide/gt_rssh.html#wp1051457.
But now I am running into the issue that When I issue command ssh -l alex:rotary1 192.38.6.8 from the cli of the router I’m presented with a password prompt.
I enter my password and get connected. However at this point when I type, for example, the atdt command I don’t see any output displayed.
So I tried typing command atdt <tel no.> and at the same time ran a debug modem on a separate session. It was from the separate session I could see the call been made to the remote device and connected successfully. However almost immediately the modem debug displays message 0236596: Dec 7 2010 12:18:18.236 GMT: TTY69: cleanup pending. Delaying DTR. At no point do I see output displayed on the session where I connected to the modem.
When using telnet to connect, i.e using the same modem and the same remote device, we have had no problems it is just with SSH.
Any suggestion on this will be highly appriciated.
Thanks
Alex.

Philip,
I first thank you for coming forward to help me on this.
I use the 30DM(Digital Modem) Card on the router. I have configured on of this modem on the PRI card(1/18) to make outbound calls. We use this dailup to cyclades the devices located on our remote office. Hence we loose the main internet connectivity we use this option as a backup.
Show ver:Cisco IOS Software, 3700 Software (C3725-ADVSECURITYK9-M), Version 12.3(11)T5
ine con 0
transport output none
line 72 92
modem InOut
modem autoconfigure type mica
transport input all
transport output all
autoselect during-login
autoselect ppp
line 93
absolute-timeout 60
modem InOut
modem autoconfigure type mica
rotary 1
no exec
transport input ssh
transport output none
line aux 0
no exec
transport output none
line vty 0 4
logging synchronous
transport input ssh
transport output ssh
Please let me know is this a bug or anything else. AS the same setup works fine when I use TElnet rather than ssh.
Thanks in advance.
REgards
Alex.

Help setting up SSH Server to watch Sky Player

Hi all
This is my first post here but been a Mac lover for many years. I have just got access Sky Player and I spend a lot of time outside the UK and of course, Sky Player doesn't work outside of the UK. I have read I need to set up a home server with SSH enabled with a SOCKS 5 Proxy set up so I can route into that while abroad with my MacBook Pro. I have a spare PowerBook G4 running Leopard I can use, but I have never done this before. Can anyone here tell me what to do on the PowerBook G4 at home to set up SSH and SOCKS 5 Proxy, then what to do on my MacBook Pro while abroad to watch Sky Player?
I would really appreciate any help with this.
Thanks
Rich

I'm assuming that either your Sky Player allows the use of a SOCKS5 proxy server, or this is web server based.
This is done on the Mac in the UK:
You should get a free No-IP.com or DynDNS.org dynamic DNS name, and then run the dynamic DNS update client on the UK Mac. This will allow you to find your UK Mac even if your ISP changes your IP address.
You need to enable your UK Mac's System Preferences -> Sharing -> Remote Login.
You need to configure your UK home router so it forwards port 22 from the public internet side to port 22 on the UK Mac.
Depending on your home router, you may need to specify a fixed private IP address, and to do that you need to configure the UK Mac System Preferences -> Network -> Advanced -> TCP/IP for "DHCP Manual IP Address". The actual address should be in the in the IP address range handled by the router; 192.168.1.201 or 10.0.1.201 or similar. Look at the IP addresses being assigned by your router and mirror the first 3 numbers, then pick a number like 201, but it could be another value between 2 and 253, but I like 201 as it tends not to be in the way of anything.
You should test this by going to a local WiFi hot spot and trying to ssh into your UK Mac. Better to test before you are on the road.
This is done on the Mac that is away from home:
Using Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal
ssh -D 12345 [email protected]
Now set System Preferences -> Network -> Advanced -> Proxy
[X] SOCKS Proxy
SOCKS Proxy server: localhost : 12345
Where the 12345 is the value specified by the *-D 12345* option in the ssh command. Feel free to choose a different port number, but I would suggest something that is 5 digits long and less than 65534, so you are less likely to accidentially use another protocol's known port.
If your Sky Player does not use the System Preferences Network Proxy, then you need to configure the Sky Player proxy config with similar information.

SecureAFP and SecureVNC via SSH Login - Help?

Hello, Just want to check that there are no security problems in the my future setup ideas.
I have a MacMini and iMac at home, and also a MacBook Air/Pro (one of which I always have with me). I want to set up either the MacMini or iMac as a Server for all my files etc. My plan is to set up Remote SSH Login in the sharing panel so I can open a SSH Tunnel, and tunnel VNC and AFP through it (I'm not sure if I need to also set up Screen Sharing and File Sharing in the Preference Pane?)
Once this is set up I should (if I'm not wrong) be able to open up terminal.app and type in "SSH [email protected]:[Port number (depending on the Mac I want to connect to, be it the MacMini or iMac as I use port forwarding)]", once that is done I will need to type my normal login password (is this send in clear text or not - does anyone know??). Hopefully a SSH tunnel will then be up and running. When it is, can I just go to Finder>Connect to Server>"afp://myhostname.dyndns.com" or "vnc://myhostname.dyndns.com" and then these services will be sent through the SSH tunnel, or will they not?
Is this a good set up or not? Would I be better with using FTP/(S)FTP (although that is Read-only, if what I have read is correct)? Or use Transmit (a FTP/(S)FTP Client) Or would I just be better using Back-To-My-Mac from MobileMe? Is there any GUI for setting up a SSH tunnel, which can save info for multiple Servers? What set-up do you guys use?
Very sorry for the Long post, but I hope I can have your experienced help on this.
Thanks in Advance - Adam J.

Thanks both of you for your detailed help, I'm guessing it doesn't matter if your put 10548 or 22548 etc as long as you map it to the right port (548) on the mac (when typing the "-L....:localhost:...." commend) and within Finder itself.
Correct. The choice of 10548, 22548, 12345, etc... is up to you as long as you use a valid port number and do not pick a port that is associated with a service you depend on (most of those are low numbered ports, but if you are concerned, you can do Google server on "Known Port Numbers"
In Finder do I just type "localhost" or the name of the computer on my network?
In Finder -> Go -> Connect to Server, you type vnc://localhost:publicportnumber. This is the 10548, or 22548, or 12345, whatever port number you choose. The :port_number is how you tell the software making the network connection which non-standard (customized) port number you wish to use.
You are specifying localhost, because you have created a tunnel that goes from your local host port number 10548 (or 22548, or 12345, ...) to the remote port 548 on your server Mac. As with any kind of tunnel you have to enter it on one end, and when you emerge you are at the other end. So the point of entry is on your localhost, at port 10548, hence afp://localhost:10548.
Just out of a matter of interest obviously the "-p" command tells terminal what port, but what does the "-L" command do,
The terminal is NOT the command line. The terminal is just a bit of software that passes your keyboard input to a pseudo serial port which is being read by your shell (typically 'bash'), that parses your input and looks for a command that matches the first token, and then starts a subprocess to run that command and passing the rest of the command line to that command for it to parse.
so the -p is tell the ssh command to make its initial connection to that port.
The -L 10548:localhost:548 tells ssh that on the localhost it should open and listen on port 10548 for any connection requests, and to pass anything and everything across the tunnel to port 548 on the other side of the ssh connection. Each -L option establishes a separate port pair to listen and forward network requests between.
does it also matter if they are capitals or not (e.g. could "-p" be "-P").
ABSOLUTELY! The Unix environment is VERY MUCH Case Sensitive.
See "man ssh" and pay attention to the fact that some options are lowercaser and some are upper case. Using the wrong case will either not work, or you will get some behavior you did not expect.
When setting up the alias where are they then stored - or does it just remember them, so when you type "sshmacmini" it will auto fire up a SSH tunnel to the MacMini and then ask for a password? Is there anyway to then delete these alias or reset them?
Do you mean a bash shell command alias, as in
alias sshmacmini='ssh -p 22001 -L 22548:localhost:548 -L 22590:localhost:5900 [email protected]'
If you mean one of those, then it should be stored in your shell initialization file. For bash (the default Mac OS X comamnd line shell), the typical place would be
$HOME/.bash_profile
However, if you already have a .profile, then use that. Bash looks for and uses the first initialization file it finds, in the following order. If you have multiple, one the first found will be used:
.bash_profile
.bash_login
.profile
If you mean some other kind of alias, please clarify.
When you use NNNNN and KKKKK they are obviously two different port numbers to port forward to port 22 on the two different Macs?
If by NNNNN and KKKKK you mean establishing your router's port forwarding so that Public Internet port NNNNN is forwarded to Mac 'A's port 22 and Public Internet port KKKKK is forwarded to Mac 'B's port 22, then yes. This is a bit of router port forwarding magic. In my example I used 22001 and 22002 as my NNNNN and KKKKK values.
Thanks you again, ever so much for the help! And again very sorry for all the questions - I hope to pick up and learn a bit of Command Line as I'm a total beginner just very good with GUIs.
A lot of the command line stuff is generic 'bash' shell, so go to your local bookstore and browse some books on 'bash'.
Personally for learning about how Unix glues things together via the shell, I am still partial to the Kernighan and Pike "Unix Programming Environment" Copyright 1984. The first half of that book will teach you many of the underlying Unix principals. Just keep in mind that it was written 27 years ago when Unix could run on a PDP-11 with less than a megabyte (NOT Gigabye) of memory. However the basic principals are still there. Plus Kernighan is an excellent writer and has his name on many of the early Unix books and programs (such as the 'k' in awk is for Kernighan, the original typesetting program roff and nroff used to format all the man pages, the K&R "C" manual, etc...).

Help needed with SSH key exchange

I'm trying to write an SFTP client, but I'm having problems with the Key Exchange. Verify is always bringing me back false. Here's the code, any ideas (I have my own helper class called Packet which reads in the data from the server) - the algorithm being used is ssh-rsa:
                    code = response.getInt();
                    code = response.getByte();
                    code = response.getByte();
                    if ( code != FtpClient.SSH_MSG_KEXDH_REPLY )
                         throw new FtpException("Invalid response code received (should be " + FtpClient.SSH_MSG_KEXDH_REPLY + ") - " + code);
                    this.serverKey = response.getString();
                    byte f[] = response.getString();
                    byte h[] = response.getString();
                    this.bf = new BigInteger(f);
                    if ( this.K == null )
                         DHPublicKeySpec spec = new DHPublicKeySpec(this.bf, new BigInteger(DiffieHellmanGroup.p), new BigInteger(DiffieHellmanGroup.g));
                         PublicKey pb = this.factory.generatePublic(spec);
                         this.agree.doPhase(pb, true);
                         byte secret[] = this.agree.generateSecret();
                         BigInteger bK = new BigInteger(secret);
                         this.K = bK.toByteArray();
                         this.K = secret;
                    Packet hash = new Packet();
                    hash.reset(0);
                    hash.add(this.clientVersion);
                    hash.add(this.serverVersion);
                    hash.add(this.clientMessage);
                    hash.add(this.serverMessage);
                    hash.add(this.serverKey);
                    hash.addMPInt(this.e);
                    hash.addMPInt(f);
                    hash.addMPInt(this.K);
                    byte foo[] = new byte[hash.length() - hash.current()];
                    foo = hash.get(hash.current());
                    //this.sha1.update(hash.get(), 0, hash.length());
                    this.sha1.update(foo, 0, foo.length);
                    this.H = this.sha1.digest();
                    int start = 0, end = 0;
                    end = ((this.serverKey[start++]<<24)&0xff000000)|((this.serverKey[start++]<<16)&0x00ff0000)|((this.serverKey[start++]<<8)&0x0000ff00)|((this.serverKey[start++])&0x000000ff);
                    String algorithm = new String(this.serverKey, start, end);
                    start += end;
                    boolean result = false;
                    if ( algorithm.equals("ssh-rsa") )
                         byte temp[], ee[], n[];
                         this.type = KeyExchange.RSA;
                         end = ((this.serverKey[start++]<<24)&0xff000000)|((this.serverKey[start++]<<16)&0x00ff0000)|((this.serverKey[start++]<<8)&0x0000ff00)|((this.serverKey[start++])&0x000000ff);
                         temp = new byte[end];
                         System.arraycopy(this.serverKey, start, temp, 0, end);
                         start += end;
                         ee = temp;
                         end = ((this.serverKey[start++]<<24)&0xff000000)|((this.serverKey[start++]<<16)&0x00ff0000)|((this.serverKey[start++]<<8)&0x0000ff00)|((this.serverKey[start++])&0x000000ff);
                         temp = new byte[end];
                         System.arraycopy(this.serverKey, start, temp, 0, end);
                         start += end;
                         n = temp;
                         this.signature = Signature.getInstance("SHA1withRSA");
                         BigInteger bn = new BigInteger(n);
                         BigInteger be = new BigInteger(e);
                         RSAPublicKeySpec spec = new RSAPublicKeySpec(bn, be);
                         KeyFactory fact = KeyFactory.getInstance("RSA");
                         RSAPublicKey pb = (RSAPublicKey)fact.generatePublic(spec);
                         this.signature.initVerify(pb);
                         this.signature.update(this.H);
                         byte hcopy[] = new byte[h.length];
                         System.arraycopy(h, 0, hcopy, 0, h.length);
                         if ( h[0] == 0 && h[1] == 0 && h[2] == 0 )
                              start = 0;
                              end = 0;
                              end = ((h[start++]<<24)&0xff000000)|((h[start++]<<16)&0x00ff0000)|((h[start++]<<8)&0x0000ff00)|((h[start++])&0x000000ff);
                              start += end;
                              end = ((h[start++]<<24)&0xff000000)|((h[start++]<<16)&0x00ff0000)|((h[start++]<<8)&0x0000ff00)|((h[start++])&0x000000ff);
                              temp = new byte[end];
                              System.arraycopy(h, start, temp, 0, end);
                              hcopy = temp;
                         result = this.signature.verify(hcopy);
                    else if ( algorithm.equals("ssh-dss") )
                         byte temp[], q[], p[], g[];
                         this.type = KeyExchange.DSS;
                         end = ((this.serverKey[start++]<<24)&0xff000000)|((this.serverKey[start++]<<16)&0x00ff0000)|((this.serverKey[start++]<<8)&0x0000ff00)|((this.serverKey[start++])&0x000000ff);
                         temp = new byte[end];
                         System.arraycopy(this.serverKey, start, temp, 0, end);
                         start += end;
                         p = temp;
                         end = ((this.serverKey[start++]<<24)&0xff000000)|((this.serverKey[start++]<<16)&0x00ff0000)|((this.serverKey[start++]<<8)&0x0000ff00)|((this.serverKey[start++])&0x000000ff);
                         temp = new byte[end];
                         System.arraycopy(this.serverKey, start, temp, 0, end);
                         start += end;
                         q = temp;
                         end = ((this.serverKey[start++]<<24)&0xff000000)|((this.serverKey[start++]<<16)&0x00ff0000)|((this.serverKey[start++]<<8)&0x0000ff00)|((this.serverKey[start++])&0x000000ff);
                         temp = new byte[end];
                         System.arraycopy(this.serverKey, start, temp, 0, end);
                         start += end;
                         g = temp;
                         end = ((this.serverKey[start++]<<24)&0xff000000)|((this.serverKey[start++]<<16)&0x00ff0000)|((this.serverKey[start++]<<8)&0x0000ff00)|((this.serverKey[start++])&0x000000ff);
                         temp = new byte[end];
                         System.arraycopy(this.serverKey, start, temp, 0, end);
                         start += end;
                         this.bf = new BigInteger(temp);
                         this.signature = Signature.getInstance("SH1withDSA");
                         KeyFactory factory = KeyFactory.getInstance("DSA");
                         DSAPublicKeySpec spec = new DSAPublicKeySpec(this.bf, new BigInteger(p), new BigInteger(q), new BigInteger(g));
                         PublicKey pb = factory.generatePublic(spec);
                         this.signature.initVerify(pb);
                         this.signature.update(this.H);
                         result = this.signature.verify(h);
                    else
                         throw new FtpException("Unknown algorithm used for key exchange - " + algorithm);
Thanks in advance

I think I'm having the same problem. My exchange email has been working since I got the phone back in August, yesterday I had to change my password because it was expiring so I went to enter the new password into my phone and it wouldn't connect. I deleted the account and tried to set it up again and I keep getting the error "Exchange account verification failed". Nothing I do seems to work. Its very strange everything worked fine and now all of a sudden I can't get it to work.

OpenScript & ant ssh - "Cannot get a connection from helper after 120 seconds"

Hi, I'm trying to run openscript tests (with runscript.bat file) from hudson. I'm connecting to windows XP machine through ssh and executing batch file, but execution of scipt finishes with error "Cannot get a connection from helper after 120 seconds". This error occurs when openscript tries to run test on Internet Explorer. If IE is not nescessary, test finishes with OK. When running batch directly on windows (without hudson and ssh, but on the same user) everything works fine. Has enyone met with such issue ?

Hi,
What Jules has suggested should work, but I have also used the following to get scripts working from OTM -
OATS Application service - run as a user with local admin rights
helper service - local system
OATS agent service - set to manual
Then, run the agent service as a console app -
1. run a cmd prompt
2. Run c:\> C:\OracleATS\agentmanager\bin\AgentManagerService.exe -c C:\OracleATS\agentmanager\bin\\AgentManagerService.conf
3. Execute the script from OTM
If the agent is running on a machine separate to OTM then the user will have to remain logged in.
Cheers,
Jamie

Please help. ssh seg faults

Hi,
SSH is seg faulting ever since I upgraded to 10.4.8. If I force version 1 it is ok, but that's not a solution. Also, Keychain Access.app is seg faulting.
Please, if you can, help me figure this out.
Thanks,
Gabe

I'm having the same issue, but can add some additional details.
The ssh binary crashes with the message "segmentation fault" when I attemtp to connect to a machine running a different ssh implementation, but connects without problems when I connect to another Mac.
Here's the output of
ssh -v -v <solaris machine>
OpenSSH_4.2p1, OpenSSL 0.9.7l 28 Sep 2006
debug1: Reading configuration data /etc/ssh_config
debug2: ssh_connect: needpriv 0
debug1: Connecting to machine.sub.domain.tld
[172.18.161.21] port 22.
debug1: Connection established.
debug1: identity file /Users/user/.ssh/identity type -1
debug1: identity file /Users/user/.ssh/id_rsa type -1
debug2: keytype_fromname: unknown key type '-----BEGIN'
debug2: keytype_fromname: unknown key type '-----END'
debug1: identity file /Users/user/.ssh/id_dsa type 2
debug1: sshexchangeidentification: sshd[16072]: WARNING: DNS lookup failed for
"172.17.48.48".
debug1: Remote protocol version 1.99, remote software version 3.2.5 SSH Secure S
**** (non-commercial)
debug1: no match: 3.2.5 SSH Secure Shell (non-commercial)
debug1: Enabling compatibility mode for protocol 2.0
debug1: Local version string SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_4.2
debug2: fd 3 setting O_NONBLOCK
Segmentation fault
[macbook:~] user%

Cannot ssh into Mac from outside - help, please

Cross posting from another forum as suggested
This is a networking / DNS / Airport / SSH issue

Well, just for yuks, I would try configurating the
AEBS to forward port 22 rather than "another port
number", and see if that works.
The log snippet you posted says "Accepted password
for igor"; did you get prompted for your password
before ssh timed out? If so, that means that your
ssh client did manage to connect to your main
home Mac -- so maybe it isn't an AEBS
configuration problem
I suspect it is more of a How the Newer OS X Implemented SSH issue -- like turning on the reverse lookup by default.

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