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Does not support SSH in 2.0.0? #8

Closed GoogleCodeExporter closed 8 years ago

GoogleCodeExporter commented 8 years ago
I setup a server on openshift with 2.0.
I read throught the code(including openshift,dotcloud etc.),but there's no more 
code deals with the config ["CERTIFICATE"]["AUTHENTICATION"] like 
before(Ver.0.2.0).
Are you facing difficulties so that you've got to reduce supporting SSH?
May I have great expectation that new version will be brought out ASAP?
I wish you all the best.All thanks to you!

Original issue reported on code.google.com by siukun89 on 25 Dec 2012 at 1:04

GoogleCodeExporter commented 8 years ago
JAP_SSH uses the SSH protocol
JAP_SSH supports 2 authentication methods:
1) authentication with a username and password:
REMOTE_PROXY_SERVERS/AUTHENTICATION/USERNAME
REMOTE_PROXY_SERVERS/AUTHENTICATION/PASSWORD
2) authentication with a username and a RSA/DSA key:
REMOTE_PROXY_SERVERS/AUTHENTICATION/USERNAME
LOCAL_PROXY_SERVER/KEYS/PUBLIC/FILE
LOCAL_PROXY_SERVER/KEYS/PRIVATE/FILE
LOCAL_PROXY_SERVER/KEYS/PRIVATE/PASSPHRASE

you can have more than one RSA/DSA key (identity)

JAP_SSH authenticates the SSH server with the server fingerprint:
REMOTE_PROXY_SERVERS\KEY\AUTHENTICATION\FINGERPRINT

JAP_WS uses the HTTP and HTTPS protocol (HTTPS uses AES-256)
JAP_WS supports 1 authentication method:
1) authentication with a username and password:
REMOTE_PROXY_SERVERS/AUTHENTICATION/USERNAME
REMOTE_PROXY_SERVERS/AUTHENTICATION/PASSWORD

JAP_WS authenticates the server certificate with the authority which has signed 
the server certificate:
REMOTE_PROXY_SERVERS\CERTIFICATE\AUTHENTICATION\FILE

if you do not configure a certificate authority, JAP_WS will use the default 
certificate authorities installed with node/python. so, unless the server uses 
a self-signed certificate, or a certificate that is signed with a non-default 
certificate authority, you do not have to configure a certificate authority 
yourself.

both DOTCLOUD and OPENSHIFT use certificates signed by default certificate 
authorities.

Original comment by jeroen.v...@gmail.com on 28 Dec 2012 at 10:08

GoogleCodeExporter commented 8 years ago

Original comment by goknmuse on 23 Jan 2013 at 9:23