Encryption-less Variant of OpenSSH for amateur radio
International bodies and local governments grants special rights to operators of the amateur radio service. This allows free tinkering and experimentation with wireless technology. In exchange, all communications should be performed in the clear.
However, this does not preclude the use of cryptography altogether. This project allows using SSH over in the amateur radio service, such as AMPRNet. This can be useful for secure authentication without passwords.
Note: all communications are unencrypted, do not use passwords in a HamSSH session
See also HamFox.
This project uses the same build process as the OpenSSH project on which it is built upon. All installation names have been prefixed with “ham”, so there should be no conflict with regular OpenSSH.
autoreconf
./configure
make -j$(nproc)
sudo make install
You can also look at the original README.