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Operating Systems Solaris Secure FTP Problem using Sun SSH on Client system F-Secure on Server system Post 302102582 by snackiesmores on Thursday 11th of January 2007 11:00:51 AM
Old 01-11-2007
i am unfamiliar with the software you are using, but ssh1/scp1 coupled with the term "compatibility mode" sounds like the protocol version error with ssh? Perhaps your ssh server only allows ssh v2 (which is good) but your client may not support ssh v2.

Check the SSH server config and see if it allows v1 and v2, and check your client to see what it's compatible with. Maybe your client has to be specifically told to negotiate ssh v2 with a command line option (if it's graphical, there should be a setting for that also).

I wouldnt change the ssh server to allow v1 if it doesnt already. v2 is the way to go.
 

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TENTACLE_CLIENT(1)					   Client file transfer protocol					TENTACLE_CLIENT(1)

NAME
tentacle_client - a client file transfer protocol SYNOPSIS
tentacle_client <options> Tentacle is a client/server file transfer protocol that aims to be: - Executable programs or shell commands - System calls (functions provided by the kernel) - Library calls (functions within program libraries) Tentacle was created to replace more complex tools like SCP and FTP for simple file transfer/retrieval, and switch from authentication mechanisms like .netrc, interactive logins and SSH keys to X.509 certificates. Simple password authentication over a SSL secured connection is supported too. The client and server (TCP port 41121) are designed to be run from the command line or called from a shell script, and no configuration files are needed. Tentacle is now the default file transfer method for Pandora FMS and Babel Enterprise. Tentacle is implemented in Perl and ANSI C (Windows platforms included). You can download it and get more information at the official Sourceforge website http://tentacled.sourceforge.net/. OPTIONS
Tentacle Client options : -a address : Server address (default 127.0.0.1). -c : Enable SSL without a client certificate. -e cert : OpenSSL certificate file. Enables SSL. -f ca : Verify that the peer certificate is signed by a ca. -g : Get files from the server. -h : Show help. -k key : OpenSSL private key file. -p port : Server port (default 41121). -q : Quiet. Do now print error messages. -r number : Number of retries for network operations (default 3). -t time : Time-out for network operations in seconds (default 1s). -v : Be verbose. -w : Prompt for OpenSSL private key password. -x pwd : Server password. EXAMPLES
tentacle_client -a 192.168.1.1 -v /bin/bash Simple file transfer with maximum file size set to 1MB tentacle_client -a 192.168.1.1 -x password -v /bin/bash Simple file transfer with password authentication (not secure) tentacle_client -a 192.168.1.1 -x password -e cert.pem -k key.pem -v /bin/bash Secure file transfer with client certificate and password authentication NOTES
Tentacle requires Perl 5.8 or higher to works SEE ALSO
tentacle_server(1), pandora_server(1), pandora_agent(1) 0.2.0 2010-05-11 TENTACLE_CLIENT(1)
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