matek994 wrote: > Fair point! I'd like to make available my SqueezeCenter server over the > Internet in a secure way (i.e. without opening a non-secured port). I > also want that my SqueezeBox/SoftSqueeze (and no other) should be able > to connect to it.
That's not really what ssl/https is normally used for. It protects your data from snooping and provides a reasonable guarantee that you're really connected to the site you think you're connected to (if you pay attention). It doesn't protect the server from being hacked or accessed illegally. There's some way of using certificates for client authentication, but that would be very cumbersome. What you want is best accomplished with an ssh tunnel. SoftSqueeze is prepared for that. Regards, Peter _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
