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Re: ssh without encryption (authentification only)?

Subject: Re: ssh without encryption (authentification only)?
Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2007 17:13:57 +0200
Hi,

Austin Murphy wrote:
You want a "null cipher" for the data transport after authentication.
My understanding is that this is possible, but you need to recompile
OpenSSH.
[...]
On 9/27/07, Peter Daum <gator_ml@yahoo.de> wrote:
is there any way to tell ssh to forward data
without any encryption. (or using some very "light" cipher)?


I looked through the sources (openssh-4.7p1 portable): It looks like
there were provisions for specifying "none" as a cipher, but as far as
I can see, it would require some hacking before server and client would
accept "none" as a valid cipher. Is this right? Can anybody think of a
better way?

Regards,
                          Peter Daum

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