Re:Protecting sshd using spiped
by cperciva on Thursday August 30, 2012 @08:34AM
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Yeah, there's several ways to do this -- 'ssh -L' is probably the most common, followed by stunnel, followed by various types of VPN -- but for the use cases I care about none of them fit very well.
How ready-for-production is the toolset?
I've been using spiped in production for the past year. I've been using spipe for about two days (since I only wrote it two days ago). I'd characterize both as being very production-ready; the amount of code is small enough (about 4000 lines of code, of which 3/4 is library code shared with other projects I've released) that there's very little room for bugs to hide.
How ready-for-production is the toolset?
I've been using spiped in production for the past year. I've been using spipe for about two days (since I only wrote it two days ago). I'd characterize both as being very production-ready; the amount of code is small enough (about 4000 lines of code, of which 3/4 is library code shared with other projects I've released) that there's very little room for bugs to hide.