RSH Tools

[Thomas Vander Stichele]

> One thing that might help there is if OpenSSH had a null cipher like 
> commercial SSH.com SSH does. You'd still get secure authentication (using 
> public key exchange), but then use no encryption for the data transfer once 
> connected. There are patches floating around for OpenSSH for this, 
> though they're not very current (or weren't last time I looked)....

Oh, my number one ssh pet peeve.  What exactly is technically speaking
the problem with getting this in ? I never could figure out why this
wasn't just an option from the start.  It's such a waste of CPU to rsync
30 GB over ssh on a local network.

Thomas

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