HP-UX Secure Shell A.04.30.014 and A.04.30.015 Release Notes, Aug 2006

HP-UX Secure Shell A04.30.014 and A.04.30.015
Defects Fixed in HP-UX Secure Shell Versions A.04.30.014 and A.04.30.015
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• Every time a chroot user in a trusted environment enters a wrong
password, the failed login counter increments. However, the counter
is not reset when the user enters the correct password. As a result,
the account is disabled.
Defects Fixed in HP-UX Secure Shell A.04.30.006 and
A.04.30.007
Table 4 lists the defects that are fixed in HP-UX Secure Shell
A.04.30.006 and A.04.30.007. These defects are included in HP-UX
Secure Shell Versions A.04.30.014 and A.04.30.15.
Table 4 Defects Fixed in HP-UX Secure Shell A.04.30.006 and A.04.30.007
Defect ID Description
JAGaf98891 If a user enters the correct password on the
first available password prompt, HP-UX
Secure Shell logs in the user without
displaying any error messages. However, if an
incorrect password is entered, the connection
is dropped without prompting the user to
enter the correct password. In some cases,
after the user enters the correct password, the
connection exits with the following error:
mm_request_send:write: Broken pipe
JAGag01093 When the useprivilegeseparation
configuration directive is set to YES, the sshd
daemon scans the /var/adm/wtmp file twice
during login. This impacts performance and
sometimes results in the connection timing
out.
JAGag03723 When HP-UX Secure Shell is installed but not
configured on the system, on system
shutdown, the following message is displayed:
Stopping HP-UX Secure Shell
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FAIL *