Re: ssh or equivalent on lispm/macivory
[email protected] Mon, 20 May 2002 14:56:31 -0600
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Francois-Rene Rideau <[email protected]> wrote: : A kludge around what you want is to have a Linux machine serve as : a firewall between your LispMs and the rest of the world, Yeah, this is an option, but I'd rather have it all native if I can. Given how the LispMs have a world view that is diametrically opposed to current reality (i.e., they believe that the network is a safe place), that's probably the better option, even. Throwing yet another network partitioning and forwarding box out just seems so... unaesthetic a solution. : As for implementing crypto in the lispm itself, well, there have been : various crypto algorithms implemented in CL, but the result might be : quite slow. You could venture into using the 68000 as a crypto coprocessor, : but it would still not be blazing fast. One of my other long-term projects is to see if I can get a stripped- down ssh-oid running on a PDP-11/23, preferably without using overlays (on RT-11, not one of the BSDs). Slowness is relative. Dworkin