SSH-1 patch: SSH-1 KeepAliveData and OnDemandForward features

KeepAliveData: Protect your mostly idle SSH connection from broken masquerading firewalls which forget and reset the idle connections. Present in OpenSSH as ServerAliveInterval.
OnDemandForward: Setup the connection only after the first client connected to the local tunnel (-L) connection side. Similiar feature in OpenSSH present as DynamicForward.

Summary	SSH-1 KeepAliveData and OnDemandForward features
License	Public Domain
State	Obsoleted. OpenSSH now contains equivalent features.
Download	ssh-1.2.30-kadata+odforw.tar.gz (7.8KB)
Download SSH-1, version 1.2.30, .src.rpm	ssh-1.2.30-1i.src.rpm
Download SSH-1, version 1.2.30, .tar.gz	ssh-1.2.30.tar.gz
Programming language	C patch

This patch will enahance your SSH with two new options, their detailed description you will find in the updated man pages after you install this offered patch:

KeepAliveData: Some broken hosts potentially gatewaying/masquerading the data (between ssh client-server) forget and reject connections with too much idle time. Use this option to workaround it.
OnDemandForward: Forces client to wait until the first connection to locally forwarded port is made. When user enables this option, SSH client initially only starts listening on specified local ports for forwarding. Only after the first connection to such local port is made, SSH will start the connection and authentication to the server.

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