[tslug] secure shell
I have a problem loging in to my pc from other PCs. I tried using the Putty but a got a message: Access is deinied. The allowed hosts are *. Thanks - To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe -
[tslug] Re: secure shell
Putty but a got a message: Access is deinied. Try using the '-v option'. You may want to install/use Cygwin as well. It provides a nice comfy bash, perl, ssh, and lots of other unix/linux-like utilities. Without leaving windows. You'll have to add the -v option on your putty invocation, unless you use the command-line version from cygwin. Mike/ - http://www.valuenet.net - To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe -
[tslug] Re: IM poll
Anyway, I use gaim with aol and msn accounts. What are your favorite flavors? ICQ is still the best ever! All others are cheap rip-offs! On that note, bring back Pow-Wow I use Trillian Pro 2.01 under Windows...on AIM, ICQ, MSN, Yahoo, and Jabber all day every day...all use Trillian to connect to the GameSurge (formerly GamesNet) IRC network. Ross - To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe -
[tslug] Re: IM poll
What are your favorite flavors? I use Trillian for AIM, ICQ, MSN, and Y!. I prefer AIM, but also use MSN for a couple of people. I connect to ICQ and Y!, even though I never use them. -Keith - To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe -
[tslug] Re: IM poll
I want to know who supports which Instant Messenger protocols. Maybe name your first choice and then all the rest, or give a hierarchy, or whatever. That's what Jabber is for. Inter-IM-protocol gateway. Check it out. Mike/ - http://www.valuenet.net - To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe -
[tslug] Re: IM poll
Most of my friends use AIM and some use MSN Messenger. When I went to Spain this summer, everyone seemed to be using MSN Messenger, the one exception being a gal from France who used AIM. So really, whatever you think about the protocols, you don't get much choice. Its what your friends use. And outside of Yahoo! which often breaks Gaim, they're all the sames. You do get a choice of IM software, I use Gaim since it seems to be the best. It routinely ranks as one of the most active SourceForge projects (probably due to their internationalization efforts, but they do put out new releases pretty frequently). And its easy to use encryption. Occasionally I run into problems with file transfers and with all the updates for Gaim, for some reason my nickname aliases sometimes disappear or my prefences will change. Its written in GTK, so its pretty ugly. I think it would be cool to have a on-campus Jabber server. In the past external Internet goes down, and IM with it, which is silly since most of the people I want to IM live on campus anyways. I started playing around with Jabberd (and couldn't get it work), but I now see there is Jabberd 2 out, might as well just try that instead. On Thursday 19 February 2004 13:27, Nathaniel Green wrote: I have a question. I want to know who supports which Instant Messenger protocols. Maybe name your first choice and then all the rest, or give a hierarchy, or whatever. It seems weird that we can all search for each other's email address, but have to explicitly ask about IM. This could be such a powerful tool for everyone if there was a nice/easy way to get people on your lists. Sure, it could be used maliciously/annoyingly too, but I think it'd be worth the tradeoff. Anyway, I use gaim with aol and msn accounts. What are your favorite flavors? Nate -- Ian Monroe http://www.monroe.nu - To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe -
[tslug] installfest
this is an early estimate, comments and suggestions are appreciated: some-brand p200-ish ibm p200-ish dell p300 assorted junker p233s and p300s 1 amiga 2000. please let me know what hurts the poor-installer-souls (people and software) the most and we'll adjust. i - To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe -
[tslug] Re: installfest
Well, that's certainly a question you don't see every day. I would think that the major bootloaders would have no problem booting MS-DOS, I assume the bootloading process has stayed the same. Esoteric questions like that are probably better served with a Google search, I would suggesting searching for ms dos lilo (lilo being the name of a major Linux boot loader) or searching for ms dos grub boot loader (grub also being the name of a boot loader, but is a noun so you have to add the boot loader part.) I doubt a machine with DOS on it would have the hard drive space for dual-booting, so the question is probably academic anyway. As far as your previous message, all of those machines (with the exception of the Amiga... you would install Linux on that mostly for its novelty value I think, I would certainly prefer AmigaOS) would make fine servers and mediciore desktop machines. Hardware compatablity issues do not come from the processors, but the sound cards, video cards etc. On older machines like those, problems often arise. On Thursday 19 February 2004 21:43, iosif wrote: and do all distributions come with a boot-loader that can easily handle ms-dos? pre- or -post gnu/linux install? i - To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe - -- Ian Monroe http://www.monroe.nu - To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe -
