Hi,
for starters:
http://www.openssl.org is the library you need for SSL and SSH.
http://www.openssh.com is the best SSH to use. Some distros like Red Hat 7
already include this. The only tweak I find necessary is to disallow root
from ssh'ing in.
For SSL-encrypted POP, I use http://www.stunnel.org. It listens to port 995
and forwards connections to 110. I use it with Outlook 2000.
If you're using Linux on your desktop, no need for stunnel or similar, just
do SSH port forwarding.
On Mon, Jan 29, 2001 at 11:59:31AM +0800, Deds Castillo wrote:
> SSH requires a lot more. You have to install sshd on your linux and an
> ssh client on your pc. You must also configure your sshd so that your
> ssh "behaves" as how you want it to. Docs are out there that can help
> get you started.
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