Probably your sshd fails when install overwrites libcrypto.so. And rest of the installation is aborted. How about running installation under screen, so that installation proceeds even if the conenction is terminated. Try (under screen) something like:
make install &&/sbin/ldconfig &&/etc/init.d/sshd restart
And when you get kicked out, just reconnect and run screen -r...
Also older ssh versions seem to check openssl version and work only with the version they are compiled with. More recent versions do not seem to have this feature.
>And how many billions of dollars would US businesses lose when their "secure" communications were cracked, not by NSA, but by foreign competitors?
How many dollars have non-US businesses already lost because of NSA giving information captured by Echelon to US companies? It would be hypocritical for US residents to complain of activities that they do themselves routinely.
University of Helsinki did/does not have such policy. Such policy would be illegal in Finland.
Rule of thumb: studying on university grants rights to student, but not to university. Even dismissing an student from university is very hard (one gets accepted for a life).
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Probably your sshd fails when install overwrites libcrypto.so. And rest of the installation is aborted. How about running installation under screen, so that installation proceeds even if the conenction is terminated. Try (under screen) something like:
/sbin/ldconfig && /etc/init.d/sshd restart
make install &&
And when you get kicked out, just reconnect and run screen -r...
Also older ssh versions seem to check openssl version and work only with the version they are compiled with. More recent versions do not seem to have this feature.
>And how many billions of dollars would US businesses lose when their "secure" communications were cracked, not by NSA, but by foreign competitors?
How many dollars have non-US businesses already lost because of NSA giving information captured by Echelon to US companies? It would be hypocritical for US residents to complain of activities that they do themselves routinely.
> Does ssh magically tunnel it?
Yes it does... see manual page for option -A.
Forwarding works (at least) when protocol version
1.5 is used.
Not weird at all... it only works at 16 bit mode.
You are probably trying it on 32 bit display.
University of Helsinki did/does not have such policy. Such policy would be illegal in Finland.
Rule of thumb: studying on university grants rights to student, but not to university. Even dismissing an student from university is very hard (one gets accepted for a life).