tinysshnoneauthd8
Tiny ssh daemon with 'none' auth. enabled
Usage
tinysshnoneauthd [options]
keydir
Overview
tinysshnoneauthd creates encrypted (but not authenticated) SSH connection. It's used to protect older protocols which uses e.g. telnet etc.
Options
-
-q -
no error messages
-
-Q -
print error messages (default)
-
-v -
print extra information
-
-l -
use syslog instead of standard error output (useful for running from inetd)
-
-L -
don't use syslog, use standard error output (default)
-
-e command -
execute the given command instead of spawning the shell (disables exec/subsystem channel requests)
- keydir
-
directory containing TinySSH keys, typically /etc/tinyssh/sshkeydir
Examples
- TCPSERVER
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useradd tinysshnoneauth mkdir -p /home/tinysshnoneauth/ tinysshd-makekey /home/tinysshnoneauth/sshkeydir chown -R tinysshnoneauth /home/tinysshnoneauth/sshkeydir envuidgid tinysshnoneauth tcpserver -UHRDl0 0 2222 /usr/sbin/tinysshnoneauthd -vv -e 'cat /etc/motd' /home/tinysshnoneauth/sshkeydir
Releases
3 releases since Debian 12 (Bookworm); the text changed 1 time.