Guys,

I skimmed Brian's announcement, and was VERY interested in this. Haven't
studied this stuff much, though.

I'm probably a couple weeks from getting my little 400 set up as a secure
server. I'm strictly a coder, so not sure what we could test with it. (I'd
planned on using it to test SSL Telnet and/or VPN.)

I'm a few days yet from helping on much testing, but would like to help
testing this feature, if someone else has a test plan (server and
instructions on what to do). I have Windung 98, but plan to go to 2K
shortly (and no plans to get into XP, due to exposure of raw sockets, unless
they do/have done something about that).

jt



| -----Original Message-----
| From: sm.community@lists.scriptmeridian.org
| [mailto:sm.community@lists.scriptmeridian.org]On Behalf Of David A.
| Bayly
| Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 10:40 AM
| To: sm.community@lists.scriptmeridian.org
| Subject: RE: [SM] ANN: Transport Layer Security (TLS) v0.1 [Msg#16104]
|
|
| Read on the web at http://community.scriptmeridian.org/16104
| ----------------------------------
|
|
| >Read on the web at http://community.scriptmeridian.org/16103
| >----------------------------------
| >
| >For those who aren't up on all the latest developments in security
| >software ;-), the TLS client that Brian announced last week
| actually works
| >with any SSL server. Or we think it does... we're hoping someone
| else will
| >test it and let us know if any incompatibilities are found.
| >
| >So far, not a word. It's like a ghost town around here. :-)
| >
|
| It is quiet. I think the flash crowd moved on. Seth, up on the
| table, start dancing.
|
| I can't think of anything I need a secure client for. I have 3 of
| them running in front of me, so I'm in great shape to test a secure
| server, if you happen to have one of those lying around :-)
| --
|
| - David Bayly. Programmer and digest reader. dbayly at
| udena dot ch
| Digest Readers do it once a day.
|
|
|

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