openSSH vs. ssh.com (was: X11 forwarding problems)

From: Bernd Eggink (rz2a022_at_eggink1.rrz.uni-hamburg.de)
Date: 09/25/04 

Date: 25 Sep 2004 10:30:09 GMT

I just noticed that my X11 forwarding troubles go away as soon as I
use openSSH instead of the non-commercial ssh from ssh.com.
Unfortunately, I live in an environment where ssh.com is used
massively and I want to login to those machines without providing a
password.

Am I right in supposing that each version doesn't understand the
other's key format? Is there any way at all to log in from an openSSH
client to a ssh.com server without a password?

Bernd 

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