At 02:17 PM 5/30/00 , [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>This brings up a question I've always wondered but never asked, how does
>ssh work with .rhosts like functionality? For example, rsh lets you
I had assumed it used the .rhosts authentication means. I find that
documentation of ssh is pretty poor for a psuedo- (soon-to-be?)
standard. Or I'm just hopelessly dull. Like where is it documented how to
use tcp_wrappers to limit/allow ssh? (Or is this a problem with
tcp_wrappers docs?).
Anyway, Carey Cox nailed it when he mentioned permissions. When I changed
them to 600 it worked. /etc/hosts.equiv did not need to be modified.
-Alan
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