Contributed by jose on from the oreilly-cookbooks dept.
The first batch of recipes covers public key authentication in OpenSSH, encrypted backups, and combined logfiles. The second pair of recipes covers time based service access with xinetd (available in ports) and inetd and also some basics of sudo. The third pair of recipes covers PAM (which isn't in use on BSD) and authentication for SMTP. Some neat stuff lurks in there that you can apply to your OpenBSD system.
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By Anony mouse cow erd () on
Cygwin? It has CVS and SSH as downloads.
Otherwise since WINCVS is just a wrapper to
cvs, I think it could be configured to
use SSH, perhaps a windows port of SSH,
like openssh?
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http://openbsd.de/scvs/
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By grey () on
It should also be noted that the other BSD's do make use of BSDauth; just that they also allow for PAM usage.
At least, that's my (perhaps flawed) understanding of PAM state of affairs.
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By djm () on
It is a pity that noone has tried porting BSDauth to other platforms, it is a much nicer API and a much more sane design (clear separation of policy and mechanism, no dynamic loading of security modules)