James, thanks for pointing the way. Looks to be beyond my ability at this time, but I am going to begin. My ltsp at school works great, but it is a hard way to learn. > > You must install sshd, support files (/etc/ssh...), install libries, and run it. > This is non-trivial. > Probably the simplest security possible is what you want. > (id_rsa and id_rsa.pub matched and on the server: see O'Reilly "SSH" ok > > I've chosen a custom-code solution (that I may not share :-( ) > but see R Stevens "Unix Network Programming" Vol 1: Networking ... thanks. > Doesn't somebody who understands this stuff want to implement sshd for 4.0 > (I tried: needed zlib to continue) > The contrib ssh stuff is not relevant. > (client ssh's to server I don't understand this one. Process runs on the server. How do I get into the client to ssh to server? , not the other way round, and he has no sshd)
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