rssh: mark as insecure #57964
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There seems to be a consensus among many packagers that RSSH is probably no longer a good idea. There are a few fixes for some of the issues but people should move on and use other software these days. Removing it from further (stable) releases is probably a good idea. If someone really needs it we still have it in the tree and they can whitelist it again.
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Motivation for this change
There seems to be a consensus among many packagers that RSSH is
probably no longer a good idea. There are a few fixes for some of the
issues but people should move on and use other software these days.
Removing it from further (stable) releases is probably a good idea. If
someone really needs it we still have it in the tree and they can
whitelist it again.