Hi!
>>>>> Steve Acheson writes:
SA> I would argue that being able to disable an unwanted option at
SA> compile time is a security feature. That and it removes unwanted
SA> code from the executible that could introduce errors, etc.
Okay, that's reasonable. It doesn't change my opinion about what the
default should be, though, and whether the user should should have to
supply the path to the sshd1 executable rather than an automatic
configure-time detected default.
Thanks,
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