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  3. May 2002

RE: Java SSL, SSH, or PGP

>We are currently at V4R5. But more
>of the point is there is no java based
>FTP client or server that is secure.

Has anyone looked at the "SSH" protocol popular in Linux?

Besides SSH, which is a terminal protocol, it includes a function called
"SCP" (secure copy) which does everything that FTP does.  I don't know
anything more about it, except that it works today in Linux and (I presume)
other places.  I don't even know whether it is a separate protocol or
whether it interacts with SSH proper in some way.  I just know that it
works.


Larry W. Loen  -   speaking on his own

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