methods. When the openssl version doesn't support ECDH then next one on
the list is DH group exchange, but that causes a bit more traffic which can
mean that the tests flip bits in the initial exchange rather than the MACed
traffic and we get different errors to what the tests look for.
[regress/Makefile regress/rekey.sh regress/integrity.sh
regress/sshd-log-wrapper.sh regress/forwarding.sh regress/test-exec.sh]
use -E option for ssh and sshd to write debuging logs to ssh{,d}.log and
save the output from any failing tests. If a test fails the debug output
from ssh and sshd for the failing tests (and only the failing tests) should
be available in failed-ssh{,d}.log.
[regress/rekey.sh regress/test-exec.sh regress/integrity.sh
regress/multiplex.sh Makefile regress/cfgmatch.sh]
Split the regress log into 3 parts: the debug output from ssh, the debug
log from sshd and the output from the client command (ssh, scp or sftp).
Somewhat functional now, will become more useful when ssh/sshd -E is added.
[integrity.sh]
Add an option to modpipe that warns if the modification offset it not
reached in it's stream and turn it on for t-integrity. This should catch
cases where the session is not fuzzed for being too short (cf. my last
"oops" commit)
[integrity.sh]
make sure the fuzz offset is actually past the end of KEX for all KEX
types. diffie-hellman-group-exchange-sha256 requires an offset around
2700. Noticed via test failures in portable OpenSSH on platforms that
lack ECC and this the more byte-frugal ECDH KEX algorithms.
Darren Tucker
Tim Rice
Damien Miller