I would like to update OpenSSH to version 7.8 but I can't find how to do that
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I tried to do what was written in this gist https://gist.github.com/techgaun/df6...82c4c3470bc48e
changing the following line wget "
http://mirrors.evowise.com/pub/OpenBSD/OpenSSH/portable/openssh-7.8p1.tar.gz
So now when I am running
ssh -V
I have
OpenSSH_7.8p1, OpenSSL 1.1.1a 20 Nov 2018
But
dpkg --list openssh*
is returning me
I woud like to update this one as well but I have no idea how to do that
16.04 ssh openssh sshd
asked Feb 8 at 8:11
Anurag pareekAnurag pareek
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-1
I tried to do what was written in this gist https://gist.github.com/techgaun/df6...82c4c3470bc48e
changing the following line wget "
http://mirrors.evowise.com/pub/OpenBSD/OpenSSH/portable/openssh-7.8p1.tar.gz
So now when I am running
ssh -V
I have
OpenSSH_7.8p1, OpenSSL 1.1.1a 20 Nov 2018
But
dpkg --list openssh*
is returning me
I woud like to update this one as well but I have no idea how to do that
16.04 ssh openssh sshd
asked Feb 8 at 8:11
Anurag pareekAnurag pareek
1022
2
The Gist link does't work. Also, please post the output as text with code formatting instead of as a picture. Which version of Ubuntu are you using and why do you need this version of SSH specifically/
– Olorin
Feb 8 at 8:14
1
The output ofdpkg --listinfo you provided does not match any supported releases of Ubuntu it seems? What are you running? (packages.ubuntu.com/…)
– guiverc
Feb 8 at 8:17
I'm using ubuntu version 16.04 and why i want to use this ssh version is because PCI vulnerability scan shows lower version than 7.8 as vulnerability
– Anurag pareek
Feb 8 at 8:31
If this scan is operating purely on the basis of version number, then it's useless. Ubuntu developers backport patches, so in all likelihood, the current version of SSH on Ubuntu 16.04 (1:7.2p2-4ubuntu2.7) is not vulnerable. You should install that.
– Olorin
Feb 8 at 8:53
@Olorin i'm agree with you, but i have to fulfil all requirements to pass that PCI compliance. Please suggest how can i update my SSH version to 7.8 or higher on my 16.04 Ubuntu
– Anurag pareek
Feb 8 at 9:04
|
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-1
I tried to do what was written in this gist https://gist.github.com/techgaun/df6...82c4c3470bc48e
changing the following line wget "
http://mirrors.evowise.com/pub/OpenBSD/OpenSSH/portable/openssh-7.8p1.tar.gz
So now when I am running
ssh -V
I have
OpenSSH_7.8p1, OpenSSL 1.1.1a 20 Nov 2018
But
dpkg --list openssh*
is returning me
I woud like to update this one as well but I have no idea how to do that
16.04 ssh openssh sshd
asked Feb 8 at 8:11
Anurag pareekAnurag pareek
1022
I tried to do what was written in this gist https://gist.github.com/techgaun/df6...82c4c3470bc48e
changing the following line wget "
http://mirrors.evowise.com/pub/OpenBSD/OpenSSH/portable/openssh-7.8p1.tar.gz
So now when I am running
ssh -V
I have
OpenSSH_7.8p1, OpenSSL 1.1.1a 20 Nov 2018
But
dpkg --list openssh*
is returning me
I woud like to update this one as well but I have no idea how to do that
16.04 ssh openssh sshd
16.04 ssh openssh sshd
asked Feb 8 at 8:11
Anurag pareekAnurag pareek
1022
asked Feb 8 at 8:11
Anurag pareekAnurag pareek
1022
asked Feb 8 at 8:11
Anurag pareekAnurag pareek
1022
asked Feb 8 at 8:11
Anurag pareekAnurag pareek
1022
asked Feb 8 at 8:11
Anurag pareekAnurag pareek
1022
1022
2
The Gist link does't work. Also, please post the output as text with code formatting instead of as a picture. Which version of Ubuntu are you using and why do you need this version of SSH specifically/
– Olorin
Feb 8 at 8:14
1
The output ofdpkg --listinfo you provided does not match any supported releases of Ubuntu it seems? What are you running? (packages.ubuntu.com/…)
– guiverc
Feb 8 at 8:17
I'm using ubuntu version 16.04 and why i want to use this ssh version is because PCI vulnerability scan shows lower version than 7.8 as vulnerability
– Anurag pareek
Feb 8 at 8:31
If this scan is operating purely on the basis of version number, then it's useless. Ubuntu developers backport patches, so in all likelihood, the current version of SSH on Ubuntu 16.04 (1:7.2p2-4ubuntu2.7) is not vulnerable. You should install that.
– Olorin
Feb 8 at 8:53
@Olorin i'm agree with you, but i have to fulfil all requirements to pass that PCI compliance. Please suggest how can i update my SSH version to 7.8 or higher on my 16.04 Ubuntu
– Anurag pareek
Feb 8 at 9:04
|
show 2 more comments
2
The Gist link does't work. Also, please post the output as text with code formatting instead of as a picture. Which version of Ubuntu are you using and why do you need this version of SSH specifically/
– Olorin
Feb 8 at 8:14
1
The output ofdpkg --listinfo you provided does not match any supported releases of Ubuntu it seems? What are you running? (packages.ubuntu.com/…)
– guiverc
Feb 8 at 8:17
I'm using ubuntu version 16.04 and why i want to use this ssh version is because PCI vulnerability scan shows lower version than 7.8 as vulnerability
– Anurag pareek
Feb 8 at 8:31
If this scan is operating purely on the basis of version number, then it's useless. Ubuntu developers backport patches, so in all likelihood, the current version of SSH on Ubuntu 16.04 (1:7.2p2-4ubuntu2.7) is not vulnerable. You should install that.
– Olorin
Feb 8 at 8:53
@Olorin i'm agree with you, but i have to fulfil all requirements to pass that PCI compliance. Please suggest how can i update my SSH version to 7.8 or higher on my 16.04 Ubuntu
– Anurag pareek
Feb 8 at 9:04
2
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The Gist link does't work. Also, please post the output as text with code formatting instead of as a picture. Which version of Ubuntu are you using and why do you need this version of SSH specifically/
– Olorin
Feb 8 at 8:14
The Gist link does't work. Also, please post the output as text with code formatting instead of as a picture. Which version of Ubuntu are you using and why do you need this version of SSH specifically/
– Olorin
Feb 8 at 8:14
1
1
The output of
dpkg --list info you provided does not match any supported releases of Ubuntu it seems? What are you running? (packages.ubuntu.com/…)– guiverc
Feb 8 at 8:17
The output of
dpkg --list info you provided does not match any supported releases of Ubuntu it seems? What are you running? (packages.ubuntu.com/…)– guiverc
Feb 8 at 8:17
I'm using ubuntu version 16.04 and why i want to use this ssh version is because PCI vulnerability scan shows lower version than 7.8 as vulnerability
– Anurag pareek
Feb 8 at 8:31
I'm using ubuntu version 16.04 and why i want to use this ssh version is because PCI vulnerability scan shows lower version than 7.8 as vulnerability
– Anurag pareek
Feb 8 at 8:31
If this scan is operating purely on the basis of version number, then it's useless. Ubuntu developers backport patches, so in all likelihood, the current version of SSH on Ubuntu 16.04 (1:7.2p2-4ubuntu2.7) is not vulnerable. You should install that.
– Olorin
Feb 8 at 8:53
If this scan is operating purely on the basis of version number, then it's useless. Ubuntu developers backport patches, so in all likelihood, the current version of SSH on Ubuntu 16.04 (1:7.2p2-4ubuntu2.7) is not vulnerable. You should install that.
– Olorin
Feb 8 at 8:53
@Olorin i'm agree with you, but i have to fulfil all requirements to pass that PCI compliance. Please suggest how can i update my SSH version to 7.8 or higher on my 16.04 Ubuntu
– Anurag pareek
Feb 8 at 9:04
@Olorin i'm agree with you, but i have to fulfil all requirements to pass that PCI compliance. Please suggest how can i update my SSH version to 7.8 or higher on my 16.04 Ubuntu
– Anurag pareek
Feb 8 at 9:04
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The Gist link does't work. Also, please post the output as text with code formatting instead of as a picture. Which version of Ubuntu are you using and why do you need this version of SSH specifically/
– Olorin
Feb 8 at 8:14
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The output of
dpkg --listinfo you provided does not match any supported releases of Ubuntu it seems? What are you running? (packages.ubuntu.com/…)– guiverc
Feb 8 at 8:17
I'm using ubuntu version 16.04 and why i want to use this ssh version is because PCI vulnerability scan shows lower version than 7.8 as vulnerability
– Anurag pareek
Feb 8 at 8:31
If this scan is operating purely on the basis of version number, then it's useless. Ubuntu developers backport patches, so in all likelihood, the current version of SSH on Ubuntu 16.04 (1:7.2p2-4ubuntu2.7) is not vulnerable. You should install that.
– Olorin
Feb 8 at 8:53
@Olorin i'm agree with you, but i have to fulfil all requirements to pass that PCI compliance. Please suggest how can i update my SSH version to 7.8 or higher on my 16.04 Ubuntu
– Anurag pareek
Feb 8 at 9:04