Compiling OpenSSH on Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn Server

[ Thanks to E. Stride for this link. ]

"SSH is the standard for connecting to remote servers--without it we would all be taken back in time to the days of telnet and serial cables. However, the SSH version that ships with Ubuntu server does not include all of the latest functionality of the production release of the OpenSSH software. To that end, this article will explain how to compile and install the newest release of some of the most important software for Linux on the latest version of Ubuntu server.

"Installing the OpenSSH client and server on Ubuntu is as easy as typing "sudo apt-get install openssh" at a terminal prompt..."

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