Hello, having an option like ControlPath ~/.ssh/control/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:%p is probably not a good idea, if the user's home directory is shared by different machines (name collision for similiar outgoing SSH connections). Something like that ControlPath /tmp/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:%p should be better, because the directory /tmp is always local to the machine. But will that enable symlink attacks? (e.g. somehow is guessing the name before and creates an appropriate symlink to a file to be corrupted.) Or is there another, better solution?
I'm using that version (ssh -v): OpenSSH_4.3p2 Debian-5ubuntu1, OpenSSL 0.9.8b 04 May 2006 Regards Thomas
