Software

• STunnel
  

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  Lets you programatically set up SSH tunnels using the OpenSSH binaries.

  Several packages on freshmeat now do the same thing. libssh_socket (has a description on freshmeat) looks like a good replacement.

  STunnel has only been tested with Mac OS X. description, download, and license. After downloading, unpack with the command:
  tar xzf STunnelXX.tgz
Then see the included README file.

Ports

• OpenSSH 2.5.2 binaries for Mac OS X.

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  Download (401K), unpack, run osxinstall-sh ('sudo ./osxinstall-sh'), and you'll have the latest OpenSSH installed on your Mac OS X 1.0 system (these binaries should not work on OS X Public Beta systems).

  More information about OpenSSH is available from www.openssh.com

  If you want sshd to start up properly on your OS X system to allow remote login, you may need to place SSH and StartupParameters.plist into a newly-created /System/Library/StartupItems/SSH directory. You'll also need to edit /etc/hostconfig to contain SSHSERVER=-YES-. If Apple wasn't going to ship the startup directory eventually, it would be placed in /Library/StartupItems/SSH as a non-Apple item.
  
  

• pine 4.21 source for Darwin (and thus Mac OS X).
  

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  Download, unpack, type "build dar" and away you go ... type "make install" to actually install the binaries. Note that there are much more recent versions of pine, but this effort was worth holding onto as my first Darwin porting effort. I don't even use pine; don't ask me about it.