> John M Vinopal <banshee@gabriella.abattoir.com> writes:
> > Any tips on install?
> 
> Yes.  After you make install, make ssh non-setuid.  It will still work
> just fine, and will have one less possible problem in the security
> world.

Unless you want to replace rsh/rlogin with ssh. You can only use the 
one-key-per-person mode if ssh is not setuid. To allow one computer to trust 
the credentials of users from another they must run ssh suid, so it can 
allocate a low port (<1024) and read the ssh_host_key.

Peter