[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 05/14/2000 09:50:23 PM
>CVS with its own dedicated socket/port
> run across SSH
>
> Transport secured, but the CVS socket/port
> is open to the world on the remote machine,
> and hence is insecure there, and on the
> remote machine's network.
If the data stream is encrypted, why do you call this insecure? How secure is
secure?
>CVS using a non-socket/port transport like rsh or ssh
> to connect to a server machine. "cvs server"
>
> As secure as the transport.
>
> E.g. requires account administration on the
> machine on which cvs server will run.
Why is admin access necessary in this situation?
Noel
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