It depends on what you need to do. If you need to run a remote application as root from a script, you may need ether forced-commands-only or without-password along with a key pair. For a machine that only accepts connection from the local network, the risk may be acceptable. One case where you may need this is when you use rsync to keep a backup machine in sync with the main machine. You are going to need root access on both machines. Depending on your backup setup, you may also need it for that.
I'm still reading the docs at SourceForge so I can enable CVS and SSL. CVS is kinda like rsync is it not? I have to have SSL enabled and then CVS to mirror my development machine and all that. Any thoughts on all that? Ric
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