Have you looked at stunnel?
> An excellent question. My whole goal is to be able to create a module which will
>not only create an SSL session and pipe any other app over it, but also let me
>entitle the user according to the credentials obtained from the client certificate.
>
> s0ulfire
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:amanda [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Why do you think that OpenSSL is easier to use than OpenSSH? If you use
SSH then the application is already written. You don't
On Wed, Sep 20, 2000 at 12:31:04PM +, amanda wrote:
> Why do you think that OpenSSL is easier to use than OpenSSH? If you use
> SSH then the application is already written. You don't need to write a
> single line of C to get it running. OpenSSL on the other hand is mostly a
> toolkit fo
Why do you think that OpenSSL is easier to use than OpenSSH? If you use
SSH then the application is already written. You don't need to write a
single line of C to get it running. OpenSSL on the other hand is mostly a
toolkit for programmers.
For an example of an SSL application, look at s_
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, Soul Fire wrote:
> Thanks for the direction. I know that openssh would replace the need for
> telnet right off the bat but does it allow for other apps to ride over
> the encrypted stream as well?
OpenSSH automagically sets up a tunnel for the X Window protocol, and I've
also
I know that openssh would replace the need for telnet
>right off the
bat but does it allow for other apps to ride over the encrypted stream as well?
>
> s0ulfire
>
>
>
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> Thanks for the direction. I know that openssh would replace
> the need for telnet right off the bat b
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Subject: RE: Apps over SSL
Try the openssh project. I believe that this uses openssl as the backbone
for a telnet session (encrypted rsh, rcp). I've been using this for some
time now and love it. Check out http://www.openssh.com/ for info. It is an
org, but the .org
y.Net
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> Hello folks,
> I am trying to get applications e.g. teln
Hello folks,
I am trying to get applications e.g. telnet to run over SSL. However, I am not
quite sure on how to go about accomplishing this. I am able to setup SSL connections
between a home grown client and the sample HTTP server provided in the distribution -
coded in Perl.
Any idea
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