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From: "Dan Langille" <dan@langille.org>
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On 23 Aug 2004 at 14:07, Colin Percival wrote:

> At 13:02 23/08/2004, Tom Rhodes wrote:
> >Thou shall not Drink and Drive;
> >Thou shall not gdb -k and drive.
> >
> >But thou shall run CVSup from a connection on a wireless network
> >which you should not be on while a friend drives by the building.
> 
> CVSup is insecure.
> Running CVSup on a wireless network is crazy.
> Running CVSup on an open wireless network is crazier.
> Running CVSup on somebody else's open wireless network is insane.
> 
> Unless you're tunneling to cvsup-master via ssh to freefall, of
> course. :-)

I take it that if I'm using CVSup over 802.11 to a gateway which 
accepts only IPsec connections, I pass muster?
-- 
Dan Langille : http://www.langille.org/