From: Andrew Lentvorski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Gabriel Sechan wrote:
Not allowed by the security team, or I would.
Gabe
Huh? How can they stop that? If they allow ssh, I don't think that there
is a configuration option to stop people from using keys.
No idea. We do still send keys (and receive warnings if they change, like
mine did when we upgraded our kernel), but its not sufficient to log onto
the other box. It broke a lot of scripts when they stopped that.
Gabe
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