Hi,

On Sat, Dec 12, 2015 at 4:47 PM, Jonathan K. Bullard <jkbull...@gmail.com>
wrote:

>
> My tentative plan is to allow users to update without authorization
> any files that are the "targets" of the following options:
>

I suppose, not just adding but also removing options will be allowed. There
could be more options that are ok (i.e not unsafe) to remove but not change.


> --askpass
> --auth-user-pass
> --ca
> --cert
> --dh
> --extra-certs
> --key
> --pkcs1
> --static
> --ta
> --tls-auth


--ta ?

As remote cant change, several more options may be safe, though note
necessarily very useful. Here are a couple of options that could help when
the server is updated, for example

--topology  t  (mainly to remove from client so that a new setting at the
server can take effect through push -- say moving from net30 to subnet)
--comp-lzo
--secret  (for non-tls)
--auth
--cipher

Selva

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