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From: Constantin K. <co...@ce...> - 2003-04-09 16:39:34
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Hello Tim, Joe, >>>>> "TJ" == Tim Jansen <ml...@tj...> writes: >> Currently it does X.509 certificate auth and "regular" VNC auth. >> Also, I've extenden initial RFB client/server handshake so that the >> authtype could be negotiated (and then accepted or not by either >> party depending on configurable policies). TJ> Do you have any code/documentation for this? That would be great, TJ> since exactly this is on my feature list for KDE's Desktop TJ> Sharing. And in my feature list (for TightVNC), too. :-) I've started to work on OpenSSL integration, however, I'm rather interested in encryption than in certificate-based authentication. By the way, I also have implemented protocol extensions to negotiate protocol options such as tunneling/encryption methods, additional authentication schemes, non-standard normal messages and extra encodings. The sources are available in the CVS, in both Unix and Win32 parts. Joe, could you please send me your changes? Sinse I've already implemented a subset of similar functionality, I won't include your changes as is, but I think your work can save some time and prevent some duplication of efforts. -- With Best Wishes, Constantin |