WE HATE SPAM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > So far the only compliant is speed.
lsh seems slower than openssh, in particular for bulk file transfers. Help with profiling and tuning would be appreciated. I'm not sure if it uses more cpu, or generates more network traffic, or both. > interactive typing seems to start-stop. Hmm, at what time scale? lsh intentionally fiddles with the VMIN and VTIME attributes of the terminal in order to get more than one character at a time when you're typing fast, but at least I don't notice that when typing. > My one other question...anyone have any idea as to if it's possible to run > lshd in a chroot'ed enviroment? That sounds hard. For a start, it's mostly pointless to run root processes under chroot (if you do it for security reasons), as it's easy for root to break out under most unix-like OS:es. And to be able to log in users, lshd needs to be able to read /etc/passwd (and /etc/shadow, if you use shadow passwords), chdir to users' home directories, etc. /Niels
