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$Id: NEWS,v 1.9 2004/04/12 14:21:38 akorty Exp $
Version 1.91 ============ Dont't allow blank passphrases by default. Add option allow_blank_passphrase to re-enable them. Thanks to red0x for the suggestion. Version 1.9 =========== Code cleanup release. Updated OpenSSH compatibility code to 3.7.1p2. Updated for newer Autoconf and Automake. Plus we use Autoheader now. Version 1.8 =========== This version is more portable about the way it juggles user IDs when starting the agent. As a result, it works on Linux systems. Also, it tries to run as the user rather than root as much as possible. Other portability changes were made--pam_ssh should now work on Mac OS X systems. Version 1.7 =========== Mark R V Murray of the FreeBSD project wrote a manual page, which we now include in the distribution. We now use Automake, Autoconf, and Libtool. I think a guy named Trey donated most of the Autoconf logic, which I probably ended up marring beyond recognition. Trey, if you're out there, drop me another note so I can give you proper credit. In this version we fixed a bunch of bugs and added support for OpenPAM and pam_std_option(), all thanks to FreeBSD. The OpenSSH code has been updated to 3.4p1. Version 1.6 =========== Only one agent is started per user per host. Thanks to <hmh@debian.org> for this idea. Each agent has an associated file with environment data (.ssh/agent-<hostname>). When a concurrent session is started, the session phase need only pass this environment data to the application rather than starting a new agent and adding the keys. A filename (.ssh/agent-<host>-<tty> or .ssh/agent-<host>-<display>) is hard linked to this environment file for each session to keep a reference count of the number of sessions using the agent. Only when the count drops to zero is the agent killed. Added keyfiles option to specify which key files to use for authentication. Only these keys will be given to the agent in the session phase. Updated OpenSSH code to version 2.9p2. |