On Fri, 16 Feb 1996 20:19:06 +1100 
 matthew green <mrg@eterna.com.au> wrote:

> 
>    Just another example why rlogin is a kludge and telnet is a protocol.
> 
> on a related note, ssh is a tool.  :-)
> 
> i think that importing ssh in to our tree would be a wonderful idea.
> unfortunately, it would have to go in src/distrib, because it is
> encryption technology.

Eww! No, ssh should be a package if anything.

> 
> i think it is time that we had (at least) one of these international
> ftp/sup servers that can maintain their own copies of src/distrib
> (preferably having the _same_ person doing each part, if possible,
> but this restricts who can maintain certain parts of the source
> tree, i guess.  maybe even using an international cvs server [just
> for src/distrib]).
> 
> is anyone able to do this ?
> 
> is it feasible or even wanted ?
> 
I am currently building a machine that could be used for this, based at 
Demon Internet, I'm no longer an employee their but I am 100% certain 
that the machine could be used for this. Its a very fast pentium with
lots of diskspace.

Ronald would this be ok?

Regards,
Neil.
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