Bump the year to 2024, but also reflect the fact that hands.com Ltd. has
been wound up in the UK, and its assets (including this copyright) have
now reverted to its owner, Philip Hands.
SSH-Copy-ID-Upstream: 0e4c4d072747a6568b11a790c29dd1b4ce663d7f
The man pages (ssh, sftp & ssh-copy-id) all list -i before the port
setting, so make the output match that order, which also seems more
natural with the port being next to the server.
SSH-Copy-ID-Upstream: 34d5d614172c78f9a42249466c4b81975b8883a1
- Previously no identity file is shown in "ssh" command output on the line "Now try logging into the..."
- This commit makes sure whenever "ssh-copy-id" with "-i" is invoked, it also reflects in "ssh" command
SSH-Copy-ID-Upstream: 58e022ec26cb2315eb3be581d01e0ba787082428
Since openssh 9.4p1, openssl >= 1.1.1 is required, so
build with --without-openssl elsewhere.
According to https://repology.org/project/openssl/versions
openssl 1.1.1 is available on fedora >= 29 and rhel >= 8.
Successfully build tested, installed and run on rhel 6
This makes the ssh-copy-id man page more consistent with the rest of the
OpenSSH man pages:
- new sentence, new line
- no sentences >80
- N.B. -> NB
- zap unused .Pp
- zap trailing whitespace
Report from Debian via mindrot bz#3331, diff from jmc at openbsd.org.
SSH-Copy-ID-Upstream: d8974cfb6242316460ed22a1ccc662800a50c5d3
This was inspired by this:
https://github.com/openssh/openssh-portable/pull/321
but I thought that it was better to not do the sed patching.
BTW the reason one can get away with using $SSH_OPTS throughout, despite
the lowercase -p in there, even if sftp is in use, is that the sftp call
is using the already-established ssh master connection, so the port was
passed to the earlier ssh.
SSH-Copy-ID-Upstream: 1c124d9bfafdbe28a00b683367ebf5750ce12eb2
Allow the default target path (.ssh/authorized_files) to be over-riden
This was inspired by this MR from Panagiotis Cheilaris <philaris@cs.ntua.gr>
https://gitlab.com/phil_hands/ssh-copy-id/-/merge_requests/8
SSH-Copy-ID-Upstream: a942a0e076874adb6d8b2f0fb76d6c7918190fcd
On Solaris 10 and older targets /bin/sh is not POSIX-compliant.
Test -z `...` fails with error 'sh: test: argument expected'.
Using quotes around backticks fixes this and doesn't break
POSIX compatibility.
SSH-Copy-ID-Upstream: 98394072a3f985b2650c1e8eab2fef84e38cc065
The commit b068122 removed the code dropping the trailing colon, but the comment stayed leaving the code confusing for future readers
SSH-Copy-ID-Upstream: 930d39f238117cd53810240ec989d0356aa1c1f6
OpenWrt overrides the location of authorized_keys for root. Currently we
assume that all Dropbear installations behave this way, which is not the
case. Check for OpenWrt and root user before using that location instead
of assuming that for all Dropbear servers. Prompted by Github PR#250.
SSH-Copy-ID-Upstream: 0e1f5d443a9967483c33945793107ae3f3e4af2d
Users of MD5-hashed password should arrange for ./configure to link
against libxcrypt or similar. Though it would be better to avoid use
of MD5 password hashing entirely, it's arguably worse than DEScrypt.
feedback and ok dtucker@
Compatibility with Wayland requires that we use the gdk_seat_grab()
API for grabbing mouse/keyboard, however these API don't exist in
Gtk+2.
This branches gnome-ssk-askpass2.c => gnome-ssk-askpass3.c and
makes the changes to use the gdk_seat_grab() instead of grabbing
mouse/focus separately via GDK.
In the future, we can also use the branched file to avoid some
API that has been soft-deprecated in GTK+3, e.g. gtk_widget_modify_fg
