Last night, I finished a first draft of the second edition of SSH Mastery. The book covers OpenSSH as a server and a client, and PuTTY as a client. There’s small updates throughout the book, plus some new topics–most notably, SSH certificates.
I’m looking for SSH mavens who’d be willing to review the manuscript before publication.
I’d need any comments back by 2 January 2018.
I’d like comments in plain text, with enough context that I can find the spot you’re talking about.
Interested? Drop me an email at mwl at mwl dot io.
If you’re a sponsor and want to be a tech reviewer–you already have a copy of the manuscript. Read it. Send me comments. You’ve already helped me a bunch, but I won’t turn down your thoughts.
https://www.servethehome.com/say-farewell-putty-microsoft-adds-openssh-client-windows-10/
Still in beta, but looks like there might be a native option for OpenSSH on Windows (without installing the linux development environment) soon.