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Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2000 19:55:46 -0700
From: Danny Howard <dannyman@tellme.com>
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Subject: ssh in 4.1.1 - ???
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so ... sshd is run by default.

however, ssh is not installed in the vanilla install.

however, if you make world, it gets installed.

so, this begs the question, why doesn't ssh just come with the install?  after
wrestling with the install disk to boot with serial console, this gets
extremely irritating.

i guess my other question is is there a simpler way to install ssh in to the
base system when i'm trying to build a machine quickly?  i could always
installworld over NFS, but it seems sucky to have to installworld right after
installing FreeBSD just to get basic functionality.  adding the ssh package
under 3.5 is a lot easier. :)

-danny


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