Re: who am i output

From: Hernán Camargo (hercom_at_ETB.NET.CO)
Date: 11/25/04

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    For the archive (compiled from information given by Bill Versal and Juan
    Camilo Yanquen):

    To report the conection address when using ssh, you need to update
    openssh above 3.8.1, and, as a prerequisite, to update openssl above 0.9.7.

    * Backup /etc/ssh
    * Stop the ssh service (stopsrc -s sshd)
    * Update the openssl to 0.9.7d
    * Update the openssh to 3.8.1p1
        * rpm -Uvh openssl*
        * Uncompress openssh
        * Inutoc and smitty update_all
        * make a /var/empty dir, and /var/empty/sshd with 111 permissions
        * If needed, restore /etc/ssh
    * Restart the service (startsrc -s sshd)

    This version of openssh give the IP address as it should.

    Hernán Camargo
    RS6K

    Juan Camilo Yanquen wrote:

    >Hi, I have a little question about the output from command "who am i".
    >usualy look this:
    >
    >(from telnet session)
    >
    >user pts/1 Nov 12 09:10 (192.168.0.1)
    >
    >
    >(from ssh session)
    >
    >user pts/1 Nov 12 09:10 (/ô@)
    >
    >
    >someone can tell me if is possible "correct" the output from SSH
    >session, to give me ip address where i login from?
    >--
    >Atentamente,
    >
    >
    >Juan Camilo Yanquen
    >Soporte pSeries
    >SISA-SA
    >(+571-6358888)
    >Bogota,Colombia
    >
    >
    >

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