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RE: On why debugging OpenSSH can be so hard

Subject: RE: On why debugging OpenSSH can be so hard
Date: Tue, 8 Jul 2008 12:46:43 +0200
No.  He's saying that it leaks information that doesn't need to be  
leaked.

That is fair enough as regards not leaking information to the client, but there 
is no excuse for not providing sufficient diagnostics to the server log so that 
at least the SysAdmin can help the guy. There is no information leak problem 
there - indeed it may help diagnose attacks as well.

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