Glenn Lagasse wrote: > * Karen Tung (Karen.Tung at Sun.COM) wrote: > >> Joseph J VLcek wrote: >> >>> Thank you Karen. >>> >>> Having a test env is a good idea and would likely be an acceptable >>> solution for the test team. >>> >>> but >>> >>> What if others want to either enable ssh or select the default >>> language or the other way around or both? >>> >> At this time, the Live CD does not provide a way to enable ssh or select >> default lang, and I don't remember >> seeing anybody request for such features. So, I guess it is not >> something people like to do. >> > > I've seen it come up a few times, though I don't know that anyone ever > filed an actual enhancement request for it. Looking through defects, > 6442 mentions ssh specifically. >
This is to address bug: http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=6431 Although admittedly this bug was filed by QE folks. Joe > >> The problem with enabling ssh is that it puts one's machine at risk. >> When the machine is booted up in the live cd >> env and ssh is enabled and the machine is on the network, anybody can >> log into your machine, especially since >> the username and password is well-known. >> > > Very true, I think the expectation would have to be that if you boot the > liveCD with ssh enabled by default (which is not the default option) > then you're aware of the consequences of such an action. > > Cheers, > >
