A simple script to build backport openssh deb, using Debian sid sources.
Similar Project: Backport OpenSSH RPM for CentOS
Package version are defined in version.env
file.
Current version: (follows debian/sid
automatically)
- OpenSSH 9.9p2
- OpenSSL 3.0.16
- Ubuntu 24.04/22.04/20.04
- Debian 13/trixie 12/bookworm 11/bullseye
- UnionTech OS Desktop 20 Home (Debian GLIBC 2.28.21-1+deepin-1)
- Kylin V10 SP1 (Ubuntu GLIBC 2.31-0kylin9.2k0.1)
# Install Dependencies
./install_deps.sh
# pull source
./pullsrc.sh
# direct build
./compile.sh
Build without installing a bunch of dev packages, and build for different versions of distros.
# pull source from debian sid
./pullsrc.sh
# run with a docker image that fits your target system.
docker run --rm -v "$(pwd):/work" -w /work ubuntu:20.04 bash -c "./install_deps.sh && ./compile.sh"
# clean up docker image
docker builder prune
Generated DEBs are right under the output
directory. (both direct build and docker build).
ls -l output/*.deb
# Ignore dbgsym and tests
find output -maxdepth 1 ! -name '*dbgsym*' ! -name '*tests*' -name '*.deb' | xargs \
sudo apt install -y
If installing backported openssh 9.8+ on older distros, some other programs may face problems while interacting with the openssh service. Since openssh-9.8, the subprocess name have changed from sshd
to sshd-session
.
Known programs with issue:
- fail2ban
- sshguard
Make sure to upgrade or reconfigure them to meet the latest changes.
change in filter.d/sshd.conf
:
_daemon = sshd
into
_daemon = sshd(?:-session)?
Extra steps are needed to install on some distros.
- Exclude
libfido2-dev
from the build Dependencies intall command, it's not available. - Install following packages from
debian/bullseye
.
Run ./compile.sh
from the desktop Terminal(mate-terminal
).
During install the builddep/*.deb
, a kysec_auth
dialog would pop up asking for installing permissions. Manual click on the permit button is needed.
If running in a ssh session, the compile script would fail without permissions.