Hi everyone,

Has anyone managed to make SSH work in mis2? I've been trying to do so in Debian 8.0 for ARM, but I failed. I managed to compile and install libcrypt. Mystic detects it, but when I SSH to the port I specified, it fails. I'd like to get SSH working for Mystic.

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On 12/14/16, Balky said the following...

Hi everyone,

Has anyone managed to make SSH work in mis2? I've been trying to do so in Debian 8.0 for ARM, but I failed. I managed to compile and install libcrypt. Mystic detects it, but when I SSH to the port I specified, it fails. I'd like to get SSH working for Mystic.

When you load MIS2 does it say it hooked the socket for SSH properly? It should tell you if you did the install for libcrypt correctly.

From the command line just do ssh -p port#here username@127.0.0.1 and what comes back from that? I would also say try and use synchterm since it does have SSH built into the terminal and probably the best way to test it.

Cheers!
Pequito

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Pequito wrote to Balky <=-

From the command line just do ssh -p port#here username@127.0.0.1 and
what comes back from that? I would also say try and use synchterm
since it does have SSH built into the terminal and probably the best
way to test it.

Actually, I've found SyncTerm doesn't seem to like SSH on my Mystic BBS, but ssh from the Linux command line works perfectly.


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Hi Pequito,

On 12/13/16, Pequito said the following...

When you load MIS2 does it say it hooked the socket for SSH properly? It should tell you if you did the install for libcrypt correctly.

From the command line just do ssh -p port#here username@127.0.0.1 and
what comes back from that? I would also say try and use synchterm since it does have SSH built into the terminal and probably the best way to
test it.

This is what I see in mis2.log(I've censored the port numbers in this
message):

+ 12:18:34 MANAGER Starting 1 server(s)
+ 12:18:34 SSH Listening on IPV4 port XX using interface "0.0.0.0"
+ 12:19:31 SSH Connect on slot 1/5
+ 12:19:31 SSH 1-Addr: 127.0.0.1
+ 12:19:31 SSH 1-Host: localhost
+ 12:19:31 SSH 1-Negotiating SSH session
+ 12:19:32 SSH 1-Session failed

This is what I see when I SSH (I used a dummy non-existant "test" user
because I don't know what username to use.):

mbalcos@bbs:~$ ssh -p XX test@127.0.0.1
Received disconnect from 127.0.0.1: 2: Handshake failed
mbalcos@bbs:~$

Thank you in advance for any advice/suggestions/solutions you could give to
me. :)

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