Jeff Bailey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Thu, Mar 16, 2000 at 10:23:09AM -0500, Phillip Rulon wrote:
>
> Provide equivalent functionality with lsh. Does it do RSA key
> authentication, etc? If so, we should first configure it to run lsh
> primarily and the hand off to ssh on failure. That way lsh is given
> preferential treatment. Then we can test the connection and make sure
> that it will actually run.
LSH doesn't support RSA (and won't do that until the patents expire).
It does support password-less authentication using DSA keys. So the
old RSA keys are of no use.
The current version (LSH-0.9) doesn't support rsh-like operation, i.e.
providing a command to execute on the lsh command line. Next version
will.
/Niels
