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This includes a series of usability fixes, including making safesh easy to
use with CVS, with scp, and to make installation on other hosts trivial.
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I hope I got it right *this* time, at least.
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- Add support for handling different usernames
- Add file-format support for different ports. There is so far no way to
specify a different port, but the "database" for safesh will not need to
change to accomodate it.
Note that this is NOT compatible with the naming conventions used in 1.0;
as 1.0 was available for 55 minutes yesterday before being marked as
BROKEN, I hope nobody was too much inconvenienced.
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triggered a problem, and I just discovered that I need to change the
configuration format to properly handle it.
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keys and starting ssh-agents, it makes it (fairly) convenient to use one key
for each host pair (authenticator and authenticatee), it avoids
authentication theft by the hosts you connect to with SSH.
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