This would be interesting. Would look forward to an HN post on this.
Edited/updated and thank you much for the feedback. Hope others will find the article a bit more clear with the edits I added.
When I first wrote the article, I wasn't aware that things like /System/Library/LaunchAgents/org.openbsd.ssh-agent.plist existed prior to Mavericks. Shouldn't detract from the value of the article though which is to add…
It has, but not notification center integration to nag you when it's used -- helpful for good security.
What's changed is that in Mavericks (really Mountain Lion or higher) we have the Notification Center. No longer do we have to rely on 3rd party software such as Growl to get notifications. However, Apple has not yet…
The source code can be compiled by cloning https://github.com/devinteske/apple and then: cd OpenSSH-186/openssh ./configure --with-pam --with-audit=bsm make You can see from my commits at the following URL what I had to…
This would be interesting. Would look forward to an HN post on this.
Edited/updated and thank you much for the feedback. Hope others will find the article a bit more clear with the edits I added.
When I first wrote the article, I wasn't aware that things like /System/Library/LaunchAgents/org.openbsd.ssh-agent.plist existed prior to Mavericks. Shouldn't detract from the value of the article though which is to add…
It has, but not notification center integration to nag you when it's used -- helpful for good security.
What's changed is that in Mavericks (really Mountain Lion or higher) we have the Notification Center. No longer do we have to rely on 3rd party software such as Growl to get notifications. However, Apple has not yet…
The source code can be compiled by cloning https://github.com/devinteske/apple and then: cd OpenSSH-186/openssh ./configure --with-pam --with-audit=bsm make You can see from my commits at the following URL what I had to…