You are right. LMS requires HTTP digest access authentication. Mark Dale Ghent wrote: > On Oct 16, 2007, at 6:00 PM, Mark Logan wrote: > >> I don't think it affects secure-by-default because it will only accept >> connections from the local machine. > > That's reassuring, but it still doesn't make it secure. Access by a > local user is still possible, be they a curious but valid user, or a > unknown person who has access a compromised account. LMS will still > require reliable AAA in that regard. > > /dale
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