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- openssh - Uninstalling ssh - Ask Ubuntu
dpkg --listfiles openssh-client Will give you the locations and name of all openssh-client packages After looking around, openssh has many preinstalled packages, removing the client alone did not remove ssh from the system, however here is a way to get rid of it all First you need synaptic package manager sudo apt-get install synaptic
- openssh-client openssh-server show different version than ssh -V
OpenSSH_8 9p1 Ubuntu-3ubuntu0 10, OpenSSL 3 0 2 15 Mar 2022 So both my openssh-client and openssh-server are on version 8 9p1-3 which is the patched version, but when I run ssh -V I see 8 9p1, which seems to be the unpatched version Is this expected behavior of ssh -V or is it somehow pointing to the wrong version, and if so, how do I fix that?
- openssh - How do I install an SSH private key generated by PuTTYgen . . .
The easiest way to install OpenSSH private keys is by creating or editing ~ ssh config, as answered below You need to export your PuTTY private key as an OpenSSH key
- Install openssh-9. 9p2 from source on Ubuntu 24. 10
Install OpenSSH 9 8 Download the latest OpenSSH package from a repository, extract it, configure the build environment, compile the source code, and install it
- Upgrade OpenSSH from v8. 9 to v9. 3 on 22. 04. 2 LTS?
I'm working on shoring up some vulnerabilities in our environment, and one of them is that we're on OpenSSH 8 9 Our security team has advised us to upgrade to 9 3, but I'm not seeing anything indi
- openssh - How to solve Connection refused errors in SSH connection . . .
Exactly the same problem here, also getting a mix of successful connects (which then work for hours), 'connection refused' and 'software caused connection abort' after the login or password entry To provide some additional details: in my case it's a 64-bit virtual machine (running Ubuntu Server 10 10) on a Microsoft Hyper-V host, using the "old network card" emulation
- How to use the openssh agent systemd user ssh-agent. service?
I trying to use the openssh ssh agent systemd user service on Ubuntu 24 04 Starting from Ubuntu 16 10 and onwards, the openssh-client package contains a ssh-agent service user service file : $
- How to restore ssh_config file in etc ssh - Ask Ubuntu
I accidentally deleted etc ssh ssh_config file I've tried purging and re-installing openssh-server and ssh but the file doesn't return How would I restore this file?
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