On Sun, Nov 05, 2000 at 09:40 -0800, Dan Kegel wrote:
>
> I need encrypted sessions, but don't want to give shell
> accounts to my cvs users.
Have you tried setting up an "anonymous" user whose only possible
command available via ssh is a (few seconds long) sleep(1)? As
long as this command is running ssh could tunnel another socket,
and will keep the connection as long as the (sleep) command is
running or the tunneled socket is in use. The sleep has to run
long enough to establish the tunnel ("port forwarding" is the
magic word you might want to search for).
I remember having seen something like this in an ISP Hookup HowTo
for encrypting POP3 sessions. Of course this needs cooperation
on the ISP's side. In your situation you're lucky enough to have
control of both sides. :>
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