Sounds like a perfect case for bugzilla Craig On Tue, 2004-07-20 at 22:10, Matthew Walker wrote: > I found a solution to my kermit/ssh problems. I downloaded the source > files and recompiled kermit (version 8.0.211). I'm guessing there must > have been some sort of library conflict in the previous binary, because > now everything works like it used to in FC1. > > All good, > > Matthew. > > Matthew Walker wrote: > | Hello, > | > | If someone can help me with this problem I'll be amazed. > | > | Using kermit, I cannot connect using ssh. This has been a problem only > | since I installed Fedora Core 2. > | > | Under Fedora 1, I was able to start kermit and then enter "ssh > | hostname". I would then be presented with a terminal and sending and > | recieving files was fine. > | > | With Fedora 2 I start kermit in the same way, and enter "ssh hostname". > | After a few seconds, it now returns with the standard kermit prompt. No > | error message appears, but then no terminal appears either. > | > | I've got no idea where to start! I've checked the ssh command using > | (under kermit) "show ssh". That told me the ssh command was "ssh -e > | none". "ssh -V" returns "OpenSSH_3.6.1p2, SSH protocols 1.5/2.0, > | OpenSSL 0x0090701f". "kermit -V" tells me I've got "C-Kermit 8.0.209, > | 17 Mar 2003, for Red Hat Linux 8.0". I've also tried different > | hostnames; even "ssh 127.0.0.1" gives me the same response. I can > | access all these resources by using only ssh (i.e. without starting > | kermit first), but file transfers are very difficult that way. > | > | Can anyone suggest any other checks that may point to a problem? Or > | better still, does anyone know why this problem exists and didn't before? > | > | Regards, > | > | Matthew. >
