> No encryption provided; Christians have nothing to hide
- We have had concerns about the "no encryption" item ... but no worries, crypt(3) will still be there. Sorry for the confusion, we do not generally consider it as encryption, though, of course, technically it is. But since it is generally unsuitable for anything other than password authentication, we don't see any problem with it.
Your sysadmin reports to your priest who reports straight to the big guy. I like the idea of religion being a Man in the Middle attack.
> No encryption provided; Christians have nothing to hide - We have had concerns about the "no encryption" item ... but no worries, crypt(3) will still be there. Sorry for the confusion, we do not generally consider it as encryption, though, of course, technically it is. But since it is generally unsuitable for anything other than password authentication, we don't see any problem with it.
Your sysadmin reports to your priest who reports straight to the big guy. I like the idea of religion being a Man in the Middle attack.