Hello,
I would like to use slime as a debugger for an application created from lispworks. Does anyone already do that but with a password protection? To use the debugger (or any other slime), one will have to enter a password to be connected to the application. I don't want to open a port on this application without any protection.
Many Thanks
Fabien
F D dubfa@hotmail.com writes:
Hello,
I would like to use slime as a debugger for an application created from lispworks. Does anyone already do that but with a password protection? To use the debugger (or any other slime), one will have to enter a password to be connected to the application. I don't want to open a port on this application without any protection.
Remote (as in through unsecure networks not under your control) communication is usually done through SSH tunnels.
Stas Boukarev stassats@gmail.com writes:
F D dubfa@hotmail.com writes:
Hello,
I would like to use slime as a debugger for an application created from lispworks. Does anyone already do that but with a password protection? To use the debugger (or any other slime), one will have to enter a password to be connected to the application. I don't want to open a port on this application without any protection.
Remote (as in through unsecure networks not under your control) communication is usually done through SSH tunnels.
And for local connection, swank listens on 127.0.0.1 by default.
Hi Fabien,
If I understand your question correctly,do you want a secure slime connection?
slime will listen default on 127.0.0.1, and you can connect it remotely by a ssh tunnel like this:
ssh -l username -L 4005:localhost:4005 slime-host
So no extra port is needed to connect to your slime.
Hope it helpful.
Hello,
I would like to use slime as a debugger for an application created from lispworks. Does anyone already do that but with a password protection? To use the debugger (or any other slime), one will have to enter a password to be connected to the application. I don't want to open a port on this application without any protection.
Many Thanks
Fabien
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