On Sun, 7 May 2000, Markus Friedl wrote:
> The RSA patent problem applies:
> only in the US
> only for commercial use
> only until September 20th, 2000.
Which is exactly where I fall for the next 4.5 months, and I refuse to be
throwing unencrypted passwords across a cablemodem for any length of time.
> > Besides, competition is good. I need a stable non-rsa ssh work-alike, and
> > I'll use whichever I think is more stable for my purposes.
>
> Please mail me about problems related to OpenSSH's stability.
I have no information one way or the other concerning OpenSSH stability,
until either I set up CVS to download the OpenSSH development tree, or
OpenSSH.org produces a release with SECSH compatibilty.
I suspect OpenSSH will be more stable in my environment, only because it
is being developed on OpenBSD, which is closely related to FreeBSD, which
is what I use, though recent versions of LSH seem quite stable for me
already.
