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Just curious. There seems to be an awful lot in the source, but no actual configure option. Please advise. -- Austin Gonyou Systems Architect, CCNA Coremetrics, Inc. Phone: 512-698-7250 email: austin at coremetrics.com "It is the part of a good shepherd to shear his flock, not to skin it." Latin Proverb

...odify symlinks inside a top-level Backups.backupdb directory of a Time Machine hfs volume (But you can move the top-level directory into another directory and then modify symlinks inside and then move it back). This has been an "interesting" experience. Thanks. --jhawk at mit.edu John Hawkinson

...I thought I had (inadequate scrollback), so I'm not sure what was going on. But at first blush, it appeared that adding -vvvv made things hang forever. Removing it, and rerunning, it's now happily trucking along and has been for the past hour actually doing work. --jhawk at mit.edu John Hawkinson

On Wed, Nov 21, 2001 at 01:41:42PM -0500, John Hawkinson wrote: > auth-krb5.c > auth1.c > compat.c > comapt.h > servconf.c > session.c > session.h > sshconnect1.c > sshd_config why do you need to touch these files? for MIT K5? or for adding back the told ticket passing behaviour? i have no string opinion about whethe...

Hi! There are configuration knobs (TCPKeepAlive) to enable/disable the use of TCP keepalives both in the ssh client and server. Unfortunately some UNIX systems default to SO_KEEPALIVE=on and some to =off. This may even be settable on a per host basis (OpenBSD default net.inet.tcp.always_keepalive=1 ???). For the TCPKeepAlive configuration knob I would like to propose changes along the lines

>>> configuration holes are the *default* configuration. ssh-keygen >>> creates passphrase frees by default if you simply hit "Enter" a few >>> times, and there is no way I've ever seen for ssh_config to reject >>> them by default when loading local keys or loading them into an >>> ssh-agent. >> >> So where are your

Hi all. Is anyone else seeing issues with OpenSSH being slow on OSX High Sierra? In the interests of better test coverage I set one up, however the OpenSSH tests take much longer on it than on much older machines with much slower CPUs. It seems to be due to the vendor-supplied libcrypto being about 20x slower at bignum operations than nominally the same version of LibreSSL compiled locally. If

...du/kerberos/www/> _______________________________________________________________________ Thanks to Tom Yu and the MIT Kerberos Development team for addressing these vulnerabilities and coordinating with vendors. MIT credits the following people: Will Fiveash, Joseph Galbraith, John Hawkinson, Marc Horowitz, and Nico Williams. _______________________________________________________________________ Feedback can be directed to the author: Art Manion _______________________________________________________________________ This document is available from: <http://ww...