Re: RE: RE: SSH

>Of course, if Eclipse CVS implementation is well-written and robust and has the right featureset, using it is best.

Well, I think the package I looked at it, seems very well written and easy to include. Compared to other solutions (e.g. JCVS II that uses MindTerm if I'm right) it is a very slim solution.

I would like to give it a try (I'm the volunteer). The only problem I have is setting up a SSH secured CVS server on my W2k. Otherwise I can't test (it must be a local server, because I only have a 56k modem at home -- don't laugh!).

Tom


======= At 2002-04-30, 16:26:00 you wrote: =======

>> No, of course, you and Milos are right. SSL is /not/ SSH, although, I
>> think SSH uses SSL, no?
>
>No, SSH doesn't use SSL at all.
>
>> Anybody up for porting openSSH to java using
>> JDK 1.4 ;) I'm not! I think the Eclipse route might be the best one!
>
>SSH isn't actually a difficult protocol to implement - the specification is OK. If I didn't have a day job I'm sure I could get something running in a few weeks.
>
>Of course, if Eclipse CVS implementation is well-written and robust and has the right featureset, using it is best.
>
>RG