OpenSSH SecurID patch integrates SecurID authentication services into OpenSSH daemon for direct use.
The OpenSSH SecurID patch is a useful implementation that incorporates the SecurID authentication services directly into the OpenSSH daemon. This patch allows users to utilize SecurID tokens as their passwords instead of relying on the outdated sdshell.
Installing the patch is a straightforward process. Simply apply the patch using GNU patch and copy ACE headers from the SecurID inc directory into a standard include place or the OpenSSH source tree. You can also add the inclusion path to the --with-cflags flag. Afterward, you can copy libaceclnt.a or sdiclient.a, depending on the version of ACE you use.
Overall, the OpenSSH SecurID patch is a practical solution that simplifies the authentication process and makes it more secure. If you're looking for a reliable authentication service that is both convenient and easy to use, we highly recommend giving the OpenSSH SecurID patch a try.
Installing the patch is a straightforward process. Simply apply the patch using GNU patch and copy ACE headers from the SecurID inc directory into a standard include place or the OpenSSH source tree. You can also add the inclusion path to the --with-cflags flag. Afterward, you can copy libaceclnt.a or sdiclient.a, depending on the version of ACE you use.
Overall, the OpenSSH SecurID patch is a practical solution that simplifies the authentication process and makes it more secure. If you're looking for a reliable authentication service that is both convenient and easy to use, we highly recommend giving the OpenSSH SecurID patch a try.
What's New
Version 1.3.2: N/A