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3: couldn't match all kex parts #194
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Same here. It's impossible to connect to Kippo with a recent ssh client, which is pretty sad :( |
Same here. I built python2-twisted (also 15.1.0-1) and noticed some failed unit tests regarding OpenSSHForwarding. I'll try with 15.2.0 and share the logs when I'm at home. |
which ssh client / version? |
on archlinux with kernel 4.2.2-1-ARCH |
Same here, with archlinux and with debian. I tried with older versions of twisted but without succes. my ssh version = openssh 7.1p1-1 |
Apologies for the ad, but you can try with Cowrie. http://github.com/micheloosterhof/cowrie |
Sadly, I use ikoniaris' fork of kippo for the elasticsearch module. Cowrie doesn't support elasticsearch logging, right ? Is it possible to get cowrie to log to elasticsearch ? |
merge cowrie/cowrie@fd4ca2b from cowrie to work around the "couldn't match all kex parts" error
I merged a change from cowrie to work around the issue, but I've done very minimal testing on this. |
Awesome, I'll try it out. My setup is for shits and giggles only, so I can't screw things up too badly. Thanks! |
this is still an issue :( |
@SmUrF3R5 install cowrie instead of kippi. Kippo is not supported anymore. |
Is cowrie working now? I'll give it a try tonight thanks.
…On Tue, May 23, 2017 at 7:56 AM Christian Rebischke < ***@***.***> wrote:
@SmUrF3R5 <https://github.com/smurf3r5> install cowrie instead of kippi.
Kippo is not supported anymore.
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@SmUrF3R5 Yes it's working and even has more features as kippo. Cowrie is an 'official' fork of kippo. https://github.com/micheloosterhof/cowrie |
Cowrie does not install correctly and breaks my ssh connection the the
server. Once I disconnect I can never reconnect. When the install completes
it is not listed in the supervisorctl status
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@SmUrF3R5 <https://github.com/smurf3r5> Yes it's working and even has
more features as kippo. Cowrie is an 'official' fork of kippo.
https://github.com/micheloosterhof/cowrie
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Hello, Supervisorctl is not part of the default install. |
Helps if you use the new and correct ssh port number when you reconnect after install :-) And yes you are correct I didn't realize this message was on the kippo repository. I am using MHN, that is why I have supervisorctrl |
Hey, still getting this issue on openssh 7.9 with twisted 20.3.0 |
@Kafow I'd suggest using https://github.com/cowrie/cowrie |
@micheloosterhof I'm using a library who depends on kippo, so unfortunately this isn't an option. |
Which library is this? |
Twisted 20.3.0 is way too new for kippo, however that's probably not the issue. If you wanted to run kippo today with real clients, I'd recommend a rewrite with python3 and latest twisted. |
Excuse me, did you find a solution? |
Everything worked up until this point - didn't notice the small text hinting it's not a recent development, or in other words, barely usable due to this issue :( |
When I try to connect on my honeypot via ssh client I get the following error message:
I guess it's because of twisted.. I am using:
kippo-git v0.9.282.d461745-1
with twisted:
15.1.0-1
cheers
chris
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