(Sorry for the double-post, just want threads of record like this to be
accurate)
Turns out revocation *is* supported, it's clearly in the release notes:
http://www.openssh.com/txt/release-5.4
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Thanks for the attention, Colin. I can only imagine how busy you are
right now.
I'm very happy to hear the commitment to maintain a backport.
Damien Miller has a pretty excellent track record, separate from
OpenSSH's overall chain of successes (or lack thereof), but even so I
can deeply understan
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Colin, what can be done to convince folks that inclusion of this OpenSSH
release in lucid is the best idea?
The certificate authentication support is most compelling for large
institutional installations, the same user base that focuses on LTS
releases (and have long upgrade cycles).
Missing it i
