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When I connect to VShell® 2.0.1 with an OpenSSH client I get the following error: sigbloblen 55 != SIGBLOB_LEN
This error message is due to OpenSSH, PuTTY and other clients
misparsing the version information that VShell is sending.
As a result, these clients are incorrectly enabling a compatibility
mode.
The solution is to disable sending version information to
a client when it connects to VShell. This is documented in
the VShell Help file. First, make sure that the VShell control
panel is not running, and make the following change to your
server configuration:
By default, VShell identities itself to clients by adding
product and version information to the protocol version
string sent when a connection is made. If you do not want
to reveal this information, you must set the following Windows
NT registry entry to 0:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\VanDyke\VShell\Server\Reveal
Version Info
When this entry is set to 0, VShell will report "SSH-2.0-0.0"
as its version string to connecting clients.
Note: Some clients may not behave correctly when this entry
is set to 0.
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