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Posts: 12 | Thanked: 4 times | Joined on Feb 2008
#11
Tnx a lot ,I'll wait ,maybe someone can tell me how to remove the whole directory /ssh from /etc , and to make after that a clean install of openssh...
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#12
I had this same exact problem last night. IIRC all I ended up doing was firing up xterm as root and then doing an: apt-get upgrade (or) apt-get upgrade openssh-common. I think I did the latter and it successfully upgraded the server and client to the new version.
 
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