Re: installing modssl /ssh 1

1999-10-13 Thread Tim (not representing his employer's opinions)

Paul Sturgis wrote:
> 
> Just toying with the idea of setting up a ssh client/server on a Caldera
> Open Linux 2.2 system. Running apache 1.3.1 .  What do I need to do? Any
> good information resources would be helpful...
> Thanx.

SSH?  Or SSL?  For SSL you can find a FAQ at modssl.org, and look at the
first section of the manual.  For ssh get the tarball from
ftp.replay.com and compile + install it.

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Re: installing modssl /ssh 1

1999-10-11 Thread Holger Reif

Paul Sturgis schrieb:
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> Just toying with the idea of setting up a ssh client/server on a Caldera
> Open Linux 2.2 system. Running apache 1.3.1 .  What do I need to do? Any
> good information resources would be helpful...

Both are completely unrelated. Best bet is to install
the SSH package from Caldera.

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Re: installing modssl /ssh 1

1999-10-11 Thread Balázs Bárány

Hi,

> Just toying with the idea of setting up a ssh client/server on a Caldera
I don't know for Open Linux but in Debian it's very simple: you just install
the ssh package. It creates the server keys as needed and starts the daemon.

Then ssh ist just a replacement for telnet with additional options.
There is an ssh client written in Java at 
http://www.mindbright.se/mindterm/ that runs on many platforms, it can even
be used as an applet.

> Open Linux 2.2 system. Running apache 1.3.1 .  What do I need to do? Any
Apache and ssh aren't linked in any way but they can be used together
without problems. It's even possible to use ssh as a "secure tunnel" to your
server if you don't want to (or can't) use SSL.

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installing modssl /ssh 1

1999-10-11 Thread Paul Sturgis

Just toying with the idea of setting up a ssh client/server on a Caldera
Open Linux 2.2 system. Running apache 1.3.1 .  What do I need to do? Any
good information resources would be helpful...
Thanx.

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