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We have been using OpenVPN to secure one of our Rackspace servers dedicated to development for the last couple of years. We also have ejabberd running on that
by dugmartin 16y ago
We have been using OpenVPN to secure one of our Rackspace servers dedicated to development for the last couple of years. We also have ejabberd running on that box (just talking to the vpn interface). It works great for distributed development and the internal secured jabber IMs are great for transferring sensitive stuff like passwords between remote folks. We also have a persistent conference room for a shared "watercooler".
The main problem we have is key management. Does anyone know of a good admin app for generating, storing and revoking keys?
- thwarted 16y agoI've been using tinyca2, which has a really nice gnome interface for managing a certificate authority. I'm really happy with it and it takes a lot of the pain out of CA and certificate management.
- trafficlight 16y agoAre you still generating keys by hand or have you found something that works a bit better? I've been looking around for an admin app as well. It would be even better if I could tie it into an intranet site as well.
- iuguy 16y agoInteresting. We ran ejabberd over SSL for years without needing a VPN. Most DVCS' support SSH in some form or another. You might find SSH key management a bit easier.