On Wed, Feb 06, 2002 at 04:14:27PM +0100, Matthias Saou wrote:
> Strange... all my openssh packages don't explicitly requires a version of
> openssl. What version of openssh do you have? Is it an official Red Hat
> package? I suppose it isn't, and using Red Hat's rpms will solve your
> problem.
openssh-3.0.2p1-1
I think that is directly from openssh site. It's from the RH 6.2 that I
upgraded to 7.2 (6.2 doesn't ship with openssh...).
I probably should downgrade to the versoin RH provides except I can't do
that as I don't have physical access to that box and downgrading ssh
packages over ssh doesn't sound like a bright idea...
--
Peter
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> From: "Gary Lawrence Murphy" <garym@canada.com>
> >     f> What about a situation where you don't directly ask/talk to the
> >     f> bot, but they listen in and advise/correct/interject/etc?
> > Do you do that?  Do you hear two people at the next table say "I'm
> > going to Seattle tomorrow" and you just /have/ to lean over and
> > interject compulsively to tell them what you know about Seattle's
<joke>Oh, please, quit with all that StopEnergy(tm)</joke>