On Monday 30 of August 2004 20:38, markzero at logik.ath.cx wrote:

To be honest, I'm just generally paranoid. I'd rather have a prospective attacker have to crack two passwords (the root and one wheel group) than one. I thought I'd write the above just so I didn't get a big lecture, hehe. :)

You're not paranoid enough. You still use passwords! 8-)

I'm currently in the process of moving everything over to keypairs. I'm not blessed with security conscious users, and it's hard to get them to understand that a keypair is actually more convenient (especially if you use an agent). :)

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I recommend to use CAfile instead of CApath for simple configurations. It doesn't need a hashed directory and is not relative to chroot jail.

So something like:

CApath = /var/stunnel/certs

No! CAfile = /var/stunnel/certs/your_cert.pem

Oops, yeah I see what you mean.

I'm paranoid that someone has been at my testing configs now. :) I previously had a working setup, which worries me even further as I *did* use a symlink.

Yes, you can use symlinks, but instead of: ln -s /a/b/c/x /a/b/c/y use: cd /a/b/c ln -s x y Please notice (ls -l) the results are not the same!

That must have been it.

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