wraggster
May 27th, 2006, 21:24
News from Pepsimans site:
stsp writes: “The cvs repository has been moved from sourceforge to a small independent ISP in Berlin. This means we can now include cryptographic software in dslinux without restriction. The first program that uses cryptography and is officially included in dslinux is the dropbear ssh suite. I comitted it into CVS yesterday, it should show up in the builds soon. Both the client and server are available, as well as a key converting tool for compatibility with openssh keys. Check the dropbear documentation for details. Note that the server is run from inetd. We still have to make /etc/inetd.conf writable so the server can be used.
Thanks to john again for doing the initial port of dropbear.”
More info --> http://www.dslinux.org/blogs/pepsiman/?p=64
stsp writes: “The cvs repository has been moved from sourceforge to a small independent ISP in Berlin. This means we can now include cryptographic software in dslinux without restriction. The first program that uses cryptography and is officially included in dslinux is the dropbear ssh suite. I comitted it into CVS yesterday, it should show up in the builds soon. Both the client and server are available, as well as a key converting tool for compatibility with openssh keys. Check the dropbear documentation for details. Note that the server is run from inetd. We still have to make /etc/inetd.conf writable so the server can be used.
Thanks to john again for doing the initial port of dropbear.”
More info --> http://www.dslinux.org/blogs/pepsiman/?p=64