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Re: OpenSSh 3.4p1 PrivilegeSerparation experiment
From: strange () nsk yi org
Date: Sat, 29 Jun 2002 23:12:16 +0100
On Sat, Jun 29, 2002 at 02:54:13PM -0700, Aaron.Hayden () Colorado EDU wrote:
point: why would you expect current sessions to reread config? Well, I wouldn't. But I would expect terminations of sessions spawned under the original's configuration (all connections in my example). In other words, I'd not expect all ssh daemons to die, but sessions run by the sshd process I kill should halt.
I wouldn't like that. Especially if I mistyped some configuration and blocked myself out of the server, with no way to log in. Or if I was upgrading but forgot installing something and just killed the sshd daemons (that listens and spawns the shells), and then lost my only connection. Regards, Luciano Rocha
Current thread:
- OpenSSh 3.4p1 PrivilegeSerparation experiment HAYDEN AARON N. (Jun 28)
- Re: OpenSSh 3.4p1 PrivilegeSerparation experiment Brian Hatch (Jun 28)
- Re: OpenSSh 3.4p1 PrivilegeSerparation experiment Philipp Buehler (Jun 29)
- Re: OpenSSh 3.4p1 PrivilegeSerparation experiment Aaron . Hayden (Jun 29)
- Re: OpenSSh 3.4p1 PrivilegeSerparation experiment strange (Jun 29)