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To: naddy@mips.inka.de (Christian Weisgerber)
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> > > Because Nate's wrong.  Yl=F6nen-SSH1 only has a global AllowTcpFo=
rwarding
> > > switch, as has OpenSSH.
> >=20
> > Believe what you want.  I've got sources that prove your wrong.
>=20
> I checked the ssh-1.2.27 and ssh-2.3.0 man pages (admittedly not
> the source) before posting.
>=20
> > FWIW, we used 'f-secure-ssh-1.3.2'
>=20
> Well, obviously you are talking about a different implementation.

Read my original email.  I was using the *commercial* version of SSH
from ssh.com (vs. the free version from ssh.org).




Nate

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