On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, Greg A. Woods wrote:

> a "grep" without piping it to the pager and it spews far more than I
> expect) is imensely valuable.  The fact that chatty protocols like CVS,
> X11, rsync, etc. actually work correctly through SSH tunnels even in the
> face of conjestion and packet loss is a major improvement too.  It is
> sad for me to learn that OpenSSH has botched flow control support in its

the client already presently defaults to trying 2, failing back to 1.

-lava

> v2 implementation (though it makes me thankful for the choice I made to
> not use OpenSSH! :-).
>
> As for disabling v1 support, well I've done that for my servers, and now
> with SSH-v3.0 and newer there's internal emulation of the v1 client
> protocol so my new clients can still talk to devices running older
> servers that cannot be as easily upgraded.
>
> --
> 								Greg A. Woods
>
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