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I used tn5250 with SSH port forwarding for the longest time as my only access to an AS/400 from home. I also use CIPE (you can search freshmeat.net for it) to create a tunnel from my Linux laptop to the firewall, then you can use tn5250 to connect to the AS/400 as if you were on the AS/400's LAN. I can still use this method. I've also used SSH port forwarding on a Windows client with Client Access with some limited success -- depending on the version of Client Access, you have to forward maybe a dozen arbitrary ports. Once you figure that out, it does work. As for SSL, it should be very easy to add SSL support to tn5250 - it was modularized that way originally. A new stream "class" has to be implemented which uses the OpenSSL API instead of the plain socketing API. I wish I had the time to work on it, as I can probably hack it out in a day or two. Such is the life of the business owner *sigh*. -Jay 'Eraserhead' Felice
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