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> >> > > if you list "Protocol 2", attempts to
> >> > > contact a protocol 1 only sshd would fail;
> >> > 
> >> > True, but that's because there is no way to force the client to do a
> >> > SSH1 connection.  However, the client is capable of supporting ssh v1,
> >> > it's just not available to you via the command line. (Note to developers
> >> > listening, that would be a good command-line switch to add, like 
> >> > 'ssh -1'.)
> >> 
> >> Yes it is, it's just a mouthful:
> >> 
> >> % ssh -o 'Protocol 1' hostname
> > 
> > Thanks for the hint.  I like 'ssh -1' better, although not so much as to
> > implement and submit a patch to the maintainers. :(
> 

> Actually, I use ssh -1 in current all the time.  In fact, both ssh -1
> and ssh -2 work in -current.  Not sure about stable, but then again,
> current's ssh just got MFC'd, so presumably... :)

Ahh, maybe when I update my tree I'll get a client that allows it.  The
one in 4.4-R does not support 'ssh -1'.


Nate

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