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Dr. Ralf S. Engelschall 14276946e2 Woohhooo: apply the new package classification system. (CORE, BASE, PLUS, PRIV, EVAL, JUNK). A description of them follows on the website soon.		24 years ago
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fakesyslog.tar.gz	enhance fakesyslog for Tru64 compatibility	24 years ago
openssh.spec	Woohhooo: apply the new package classification system. (CORE, BASE, PLUS, PRIV, EVAL, JUNK). A description of them follows on the website soon.	24 years ago
rc.openssh	…
ssh-askpass	…
ssh-keyman	overhaul ssh-keyman by addressing recently popped up issues	24 years ago
ssh-keyman.1	…
ssh-keyman.pod	…
ssh_config	…
sshd_config	After longer thinking and comparing what FreeBSD and NetBSD did, finally revert to the old state by kicking out the UsePrivilegeSeparation and Compression default value guessing because: 1. we are predestined to fail in general because we cannot do it correctly by just looking at the platform id. 2. UsePrivilegeSeparation is nice from a paranoid security point of view but OTOH really is too brand-new and internally limits or even breaks the OpenSSH functionality too dramatically. People who are paranoid enough and can live with this can feel free to change the "no" to a "yes" in their sshd_config easily. 3. it is nasty to have a package "openssh" shipping with totally different default configuration (using "UsePrivilegeSeparation yes" makes a large difference under run-time!) on different platforms. This is nasty and we really want a single default config independent of a platform. So, unless "UsePrivilegeSeparation yes" works equally on all our plaforms and without such dramatical restrictions (Compression, PAM, etc) and internal brokeness we will stay with the _default_ config of "UsePrivilegeSeparation no". Once Privilege Separation is really ready for a global deployment, we are happy to enable it by default again.	24 years ago