wraggster
February 3rd, 2008, 20:47
via pdroms (http://www.pdroms.de/)
This is a repackaging, for the iPhone Installer.app program, of this ( http://pxl.ibrickr.com/OpenSSH-4.6p1.pxl ) binary package for a different iPhone application installer program. St also tweaked it a tiny bit.
Release notes:
I replaced the com.openssh.sshd.plist file with the one from my Mac. I also added the sshd-keygen-wrapper file from my Mac. What this means is that ssh will properly start up and shutdown now and ssh can easily be enabled/disabled. The reboot of your iPhone during the upgrade to this version should be the last time it’s needed and that requirement will go away with the next version. For folks doing a new install of this package: the host keys are no longer generated during package installation. They will be generated when you first try to ssh into your iPhone. That means that first login will take longer than usual (approximately 30-35 seconds), but after that, login times will be quick.
http://blog.psmxy.org/pkg-info/openssh/
This is a repackaging, for the iPhone Installer.app program, of this ( http://pxl.ibrickr.com/OpenSSH-4.6p1.pxl ) binary package for a different iPhone application installer program. St also tweaked it a tiny bit.
Release notes:
I replaced the com.openssh.sshd.plist file with the one from my Mac. I also added the sshd-keygen-wrapper file from my Mac. What this means is that ssh will properly start up and shutdown now and ssh can easily be enabled/disabled. The reboot of your iPhone during the upgrade to this version should be the last time it’s needed and that requirement will go away with the next version. For folks doing a new install of this package: the host keys are no longer generated during package installation. They will be generated when you first try to ssh into your iPhone. That means that first login will take longer than usual (approximately 30-35 seconds), but after that, login times will be quick.
http://blog.psmxy.org/pkg-info/openssh/