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- Subject: Re: Looking for c source code to generate cvs passwords
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- Date: Wed, 2 May 2001 10:21:13 +0900
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Stephen Turnbull wrote: > For Anthony, the sensible thing to do is to use the ext server with > ssh, and set the group of untrusted users to something innocuous. The > only problem I can think of is if he's got a OSF/1 server or Mac > users, our gikans were claiming that (a) ssh doesn't compile on that > OS and (b) there are no decent ssh packages for the Mac (I think > "decent" meant "free beer" free). http://www.macssh.com/FAQ.html claims that you can do CVS over SSH (SSH2 only, unfortunately) on a Mac. I haven't tried it myself, though. What has never been available on the Mac, strangely, is scp. How do security-conscious Mac users send files around these days, anyway? FWIW, Mac OS X includes the command-line version of ssh. This I've tried, and it seems to work normally. Japanese display doesn't work because OS X doesn't seem to come with any terminal program that supports double-byte characters, but that isn't ssh's fault. Shimpei.
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