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On Friday 28 November 2003 18:04, eric wrote:

> Another thing we should consider is encrypton. Here's why:

it becomes more and more needed. At this rate, DC protocol will be the only
protocol to support the "open a sniffer and see what I do" feature and it
is definitely bad.

I have not taken a big look on this but OpenSSL should provide both
encryption and compression (except if openssh does compression on its own).

I'm not sure what OpenSSL can do, but OpenSSH for sure uses zlib for compression.

- -- - -janvidar-

Dj Offset / QuickDC
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