On Fri, Apr 26, 2002 at 12:04:07AM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Okay, so you all got wonderfull ideas on how to make the whole thing more
> secure, and from my point of view, the ssh tunneling thing sounds like the
> best thing to use at a company like this.
> However, I'm cind of lost in all this ssh. The only experiance I've had with
> ssh is the sshd as a replacement for telnet-server.
> can anyone give me some directions on how to set up an ssh-tunneled
> x-terminal, with a password auth to ssh, and then opening the x-win
> terminal?
> I don'r really care much about the fancy graphical login prompt, if a
> textbased could be used for getting username and password.
I exactly did that for ltsp, it is in the Xtras section, under Patrice Dumas,
it is call lts_ssh. You need to have a private key on the server.
My package could need some refreshing as it uses old opsnssh version, but there
might be problems with ltsp libraries. (what are the current ltsp libraries ?).
And also instead of fetching just one key, it should be possible to fetch the
.ssh directory of the user instead with scp, but I didn't knew scp well at the
time I made all that.
It seems to me that I allready sent such a mail, but it doezsn't seems to have
been through the list.
Pat
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