[ On Monday, May 21, 2001 at 17:12:11 (-0400), Derek R. Price wrote: ]
> Subject: Re: CVS & SSL
>
> P.S. the following script is necessary to use tcpclient with the patch:
>
> [dprice@empress ccvs-ssl]$ cat tmp.sh
> #! /bin/sh
> cat <&6 &
> cat >&7
>
> tell tcpclient to exec tmp.sh. This turns the 'tcpclient hostname port sh
> `pwd`/tmp.sh' call into a straight socket pipe which is what I wrote the CVS patch
> to require.
OK, I'm really really really confused now. Why the heck does CVS need
changing in any way to use stunnel????
Why not just use stunnel to tunnel RSH through? Or alternately write a
little wrapper script that looks like 'rsh' from the command-line but
uses stunnel to create the connection and start the server on the other
side?
Why does this have to be made so "difficult"?
--
Greg A. Woods
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