Dear Darren,
Topposting for effect.
You write below: I will not be changing this in Solaris.
What? You are the final arbiter of what goes into Solaris?
People are coming forward with concern about safety and system
integrity, and you rebuff them with the Go play with your marbles on
the other
On the particular issue, I would consider a flag, such as Disable OS
Identification to client to be an acceptable option for all parties
to consider.
Do you understand that the ramifications of this flag are:
SSH will frequently fail to interoperate with different
On Tue, 2006-01-10 at 13:39, Christopher Mahan wrote:
You write below: I will not be changing this in Solaris.
What? You are the final arbiter of what goes into Solaris?
No and I didn't say that. I said that I won't be changing it.
I didn't say it wouldn't happen and I didn't say it
--- Darren J Moffat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
Why did I say that I wouldn't put it into Solaris ? Well because I
happen to be the engineer that put SSH into Solaris in the first
place
and I still work very closely with the engineers who currently look
after it.
Don't twist my
You do realize how simple it is to install OpenSSH from Sunfreeware or
blastwave? If you don't like Sun's way it would take less time to change
it than it did for me to type this email.
Saying Sun stuff sucks and using Solaris 8 as a reference is a little out
of line. Solaris 8 is 6 years old.
--- Bill Rushmore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You do realize how simple it is to install OpenSSH from Sunfreeware
or
blastwave? If you don't like Sun's way it would take less time to
change
it than it did for me to type this email.
Saying Sun stuff sucks and using Solaris 8 as a reference
On Tue, 10 Jan 2006, Christopher Mahan wrote:
Dear Darren,
Topposting for effect.
You write below: I will not be changing this in Solaris.
What? You are the final arbiter of what goes into Solaris?
People are coming forward with concern about safety and system
integrity, and you rebuff
On Tue, 10 Jan 2006, Christopher Mahan wrote:
customer. Let me tell you how it is from the trenches: Sun stuff
sucks. It's much better than Microsoft or IBM, but it still blows
chunks.
We're using Solaris 8, and most of the admins here are clueless,
Solaris 8? Well, that explains a lot.
Finally, I am not beefing about SSH or other tech implementation.
Ya'll do whatever you like. I am, however, concerned about the We
work at Sun and we know what's best attitude. Solaris 10 _may_ be
the best operating system in the world, but if people don't use it
(for whatever reason, however
--- Rich Teer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 10 Jan 2006, Christopher Mahan wrote:
customer. Let me tell you how it is from the trenches: Sun stuff
sucks. It's much better than Microsoft or IBM, but it still blows
chunks.
We're using Solaris 8, and most of the admins here are
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