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yes | 62.9% (554 votes) | ||
no | 37.1% (327 votes) | ||
Total votes: 881
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Contributed by mk/reverse on from the how do we know it's really you dept.
yes | 62.9% (554 votes) | ||
no | 37.1% (327 votes) | ||
Total votes: 881
(Comments are closed)
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Missing poll answer option -
( x ) Maybe
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By Paladdin (80.58.46.107) on
And I think it's better to have one strong pass than write down ten passphrases on a paper...
If I get mad about security, then I use certificates but... as said, and by the moment, passwords are right for me.
Of course, this could change in the future! :)
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By Paladdin (80.58.46.107) on
So, I can't live without PasswordAuthentication
By the way, to all those funny BOFHs... It's really an amazing experience adding PF filters with your mobile phone (Nokias 60xx, SonyEricsson P800-900) while walking around, breathing fresh air. Try it!
:D
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$ make search key=ldap | less
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By benz (62.212.101.66) on http://wiki.mirbsd.de/BennySiegert
--Benny.
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By Michael Knudsen (217.157.199.114) on
It's right here.
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By mirabile (213.196.251.237) on http://mirbsd.de/
additional bloat, code paths and bugs. That's why it's
good that OpenBSD does not implement nsswitch.
(There is a kludge for YP/NIS+ though.)
By mirabile (213.196.251.237) on http://mirbsd.de/
But they don't help with:
* IMAP4 (over SSL) - I'm using ldap for these now
* logins from "gimme a shell quick" boxen
* logins from at work
* lusers too stupid for PuTTYgen
* me being too lazy or paranoid to wear S/Key passwords with me
That's why I've got it set to yes, but I'm actually
using my key like 70-75% of the time (95% if you count
multiplexed sessions separate instead of as one).
PS: Did I tell already just HOW much ssh multiplexing rocks?
By Anonymous Coward (194.146.123.33) on
i use biometric foreskin scan (bfs[tm])
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