Iptables and Logins at boot-up

[Janina Sajka]

Hi, Andor:

No, I am actually talking about something different, though I most
certainly do also agree with what you say.

What I'm talking about is how users can connect to a mail server
securely to send mail. This is probably not such a critical issue on a
small LAN such as John has (and I have in my home office). Certainly,
it's not an issue for someone who just uses one machine. But, it's a
very important issue if you need to access your home mail server to send
messages while you're traveling--or if you support users (like friends
for whom you provide mail service) over the Internet.

I suspect John can upgrade his RH8 installation and get what he wants
without doing this, but it would be an excellent next step to support
people working from home, etc., etc.

Andor Demarteau writes:
> On Sun, 10 Oct 2004, Cheryl Homiak wrote:
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>  > Ok, I looked on google and verifyed that TLS is transport layer security.
>  > Where do I look for more info on this from the practical useage end?
>  > Thanks.
> rfc's 2246 and 3546 ftp.ripe.net/rfc/ will ahve all protocl details.
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> using ssh with dsa or rsa-keyparis )public/private) as Janina probably
> means by seetingup a .authroized_keys file is the savest option.
> However, keep ssh (or opnseeh) as up-to-date as possible cause
> seucrity-holes sometimes appear even in this program.
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> if sshd is comproized, your system is caue sshd has loads of rights on
> your local system.
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				Janina Sajka, Chair
				Accessibility Workgroup
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