Re: Re[2]: [cobalt-security] Best way to check email securely? -- stunnel / openssl

["APS" <sculthorpe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Forget stunnel, use SSH2 and use port forwarding, then you can close port 110, 81, 21 etc and
have them all tunneling via localhost using a decent protocol instead of lame SSL which can be
cracked anyway.

Adam


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On 28/02/2002 at 00:33 Eugene Crosser wrote:

>On Wed, 27 Feb 2002 10:25:38 -0700 Curtis Ross <Curtis_Ross@xxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> > > Hey great info Eric. I've been trying to install stunnel but get a
>> can't
>> > > find SSL lib location. Did you run into that problem? It's on a
>> RAQ4.
>
>> >       You need to install OpenSSL first, or if it is already on the
>> machine
>> > 
>> > you have to configure stunnel with the --with-ssl=DIR option.  This is
>> outlined
>> > 
>> > at the end of http://www.stunnel.org/faq/install.html#ToC4
>> > 
>> >
>> Eric,
>> I have OpenSSL/0.9.6b loaded. But be d*mned if I know where the lib's
>> are. I had tried the --with-ssl=DIR option a number of times with
>> different paths but always got negative results.
>
>If you build from the source and configure w/default values, run configure
>--with-ssl=/usr/local/ssl.  Or, get rpms here:
>
>        http://www.average.org/cobalt/
>
>(really paranoid whould prefer to build from the source...)
>Eugene
>
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