Bug 7001 – gsi-sshterm cannot be used anymore after upgrade to 5.0.1

Bug 7001 - gsi-sshterm cannot be used anymore after upgrade to 5.0.1

Summary:

gsi-sshterm cannot be used anymore after upgrade to 5.0.1

Status:	RESOLVED FIXED

Product:	GSI-OpenSSH
Component:	GSI-OpenSSH
Version:	5.1
Platform:	RS/6000 Linux

Importance:	P3 normal
Target Milestone:	---
Assigned To:	Jim Basney

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Reported:	2010-04-16 05:02 by Rob van der Wal
Modified:	2010-04-20 04:44 (History)

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Description From Rob van der Wal 2010-04-16 05:02:42

gsi-sshterm (see http://sourceforge.net/projects/gsi-sshterm/files/) fails
after update from GT 5.0.0 to GT 5.0.1. It will not use the certificate and
this will end up with login failed for user unknown: 

Apr 16 11:36:10 host gsisshd[26568]: Invalid user unknown from [ip]
Apr 16 11:36:10 host gsisshd[26568]: Failed unknown for invalid user unknown
from [ip] port 45568 ssh2
Apr 16 11:36:28 host gsisshd[26717]: SSH: Server;Ltype: Version;Remote:
[ip]-45570;Protocol: 2.0;Client: http://www.sshtools.com J2SSH [CLIENT]

We are running Suse Linux SLES11 on ppc architecture

Regards,
Rob v.d. Wal

------- Comment #1 From Jim Basney 2010-04-16 07:58:30 -------

Likely it is because of Bug 6911. It seems the GSI-SSHTerm project has still
not made a new release containing the patch we contributed to add support for
the RFC 4462 authentication methods. We'll contact them about it.

------- Comment #2 From Rob van der Wal 2010-04-19 03:31:55 -------

Thanks. So it's not the GT itself.

------- Comment #3 From Jon Siwek 2010-04-19 11:58:31 -------

I got the go ahead from Dave Meredith to make a new file release (0.91h) which
contains the patches for gssapi-keyex & gssapi-with-mic authentication methods.
 This should now be the default download on the GSI-SSHTERM SourceForge page.

------- Comment #4 From Jim Basney 2010-04-19 12:39:23 -------

Thanks Jon. I think the new GSI-SSHTERM release resolves this issue. If not,
please re-open this bug. Sorry we didn't discover this problem earlier.

------- Comment #5 From Rob van der Wal 2010-04-20 04:44:22 -------

Thanks. The problem is indeed solved with the new version. 

Regards,
Rob v.d. Wal