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You can also use https://tinyssh.org https://tinyssh.org instead of the sshd from OpenSSH. It only implements key based authentication and newer encryption algo
by shpx 8y ago
You can also use https://tinyssh.org https://tinyssh.org instead of the sshd from OpenSSH. It only implements key based authentication and newer encryption algorithms. It's available on Ubuntu:
sudo apt install tinyssh
wget https://github.com/yourusername.keys -O ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
sudo systemctl enable tinysshd.socket
but it's not widely used, which makes using it risky. To my knowledge there hasn't been a formal audit. Also it doesn't implement the scp protocol, but you can use rscync over ssh
alias scp="rsync -e ssh --progress"
- half-kh-hacker 8y ago> Also it doesn't implement the scp protocol From the FAQ[1]: > TinySSH doesn’t have problem with scp protocol, only doesn’t have scp program. I assume this means an OpenSSH `scp` command will work just fine when pointed at a tinyssh daemon, without the rsync alias. [1]: https://tinyssh.org/faq.html https://tinyssh.org/faq.html
- exikyut 8y agoTIL TinySSH exists. Immediate pro: Public domain / CC0 Immediate potential-con: Doesn't implement compression