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Re: [Auth]Okay, so how about some code...
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Norbert Bollow |
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Re: [Auth]Okay, so how about some code... |
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Thu, 4 Oct 2001 16:59:56 +0200 |
> > What do you think, how much work would it be to get rid of these
> > requirements?
> Further, remember that this is only for
> systems that would want to run as an Auth. server, not for the clients that
> wanted to use the auth. server, they simply use the ssl package that is on
> there system.
Aah! This answers the concern I had... I agree that it's not
unreasonable to expect something like Crytix JCE to be installed on
auth servers. (In fact when we distribute DotGNU on CDROM, we could,
for convenience of installation, include Crytix JCE ... so it's not a
big deal at that end.)
I'm afraid I still don't understand all of the basics of all this...
maybe you could start with explaining the most basic question: What
benefits to the end user does this system provide, as opposed to the
good old "username and password over SSL"?
Greetings, Norbert.
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- [Auth]Okay, so how about some code..., Mason Ham, 2001/10/03
- Re: [Auth]Okay, so how about some code..., Norbert Bollow, 2001/10/03
- Re: [Auth]Okay, so how about some code..., Mason Ham, 2001/10/04
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- Re: [Auth]Okay, so how about some code..., Mason Ham, 2001/10/04
- Re: [Auth]Okay, so how about some code..., John, 2001/10/05
- Re: [Auth]Okay, so how about some code..., Norbert Bollow, 2001/10/05
- Re: [Auth]Okay, so how about some code..., John, 2001/10/05
- Re: [Auth]Okay, so how about some code..., Mason Ham, 2001/10/05
- Re: [Auth]Okay, so how about some code..., John, 2001/10/05
- Re: [Auth]Okay, so how about some code..., Mason Ham, 2001/10/06