Hi,

Here's a few ideas around these issues:

1. kerberos. Doesn't kerberos solve these issues?
I wish kde and gnome had better kerberos support. It would be cool to
have kmail & evolution working as single sigh-on programs %)

2. LDAP over TLS. I saw a patch in the ssh maillinglist archives that
makes it possible for ssh to dl the keys from a ldap server instead of
~/. Since LDAP can be encrypted, you'll have a secure way to move the
keys (I think). Maybe this could somehow be integrated into pam-ldap?


just my .o2 C. Tarjei





Julius Szelagiewicz wrote:
> 
> Venkat,
>         the slow and erratic traffic when you use ssh -XC has nothing to
> do with the bandwidth and everything to do with processing speed.
> encryption is computationally intensive. i can see a big speed-up when i
> use -XC as oppsed to noncompressed on slow (wan) lnks and no diffewrence
> on internal 100Tx network. julius
> 
> On Thu, 9 May 2002, Venkat Manakkal wrote:
> > However I've noticed that ssh encrypted X traffic is slow and spotty
> > due to the bandwidth limitation imposed by the encryption/decryption
> > computation, so it would be a good compromise to encrypt only the
> > initial authentication for most terminals. Only users who need to su
> > to root from a terminal or login to other systems from an xterm would
> > need all traffic encrypted. For a while I used ssh -XC from my desktop
> > (a windows box) and cygwin to login then run startkde, but as I said
> > the performance was slower than acceptable. My desktop is now a Linux
> > box. Both machines were at the 1.4GHz processor level.
> 
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