On Wed March 10 2004 15:37, Andrew Graupe wrote: > For the time being, I am using Mindterm (a Java SSH client) which hasn't > been mentioned in any "edicts" from the tech and/or school administration. > Obviously, I would prefer PuTTY, as it is much more full featured, and > can run off my network folder (mindterm copies documents to the local user > folder). PuTTY has been sent to Mr. Scott (asst. principal) for approval. > I'm almost sure that he will have no clue how to use it; in addition to > this, I don't think anyone (apart from myself) realizes that I will have > to be present for the test (or else they will need another server). If > you want to e-mail administration (and possibly avoid the entire matter of > testing) contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Another matter: would it be morally/ethically correct if I gave user > accounts to other students (whom I know on a personal basis) if I knew > that they would use it for non-school purposes. I am aware of the > security concerns.
Man, just be transparent and honest with those in charge. At the end of your secondary schooling, whether you did or didn't get to use Linux/SSH/<insert other cool apps here> at school is not really a deal-breaking issue. If you're up front, you stand a chance. If you don't, you have no chance at all. My 2 cents. Curtis > > Thanks for your help everyone, > > Andrew Graupe _______________________________________________ clug-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://clug.ca/mailman/listinfo/clug-talk_clug.ca
