hello all, have ya missed me (yeah right ;)
anyway,
i am going to be working on a website that is being hosted
by a service that doesn't use telnet, but will use "secure ssh"
instead. i wasn't familiar with it and they said it is a secure
form of telnet. does anyone use it? will i need a special client,
app, to use it? or will i use my regular telnet, except connecting
to a different port with a special script? i want to being able to
log in and use pico, or other simple editor, to edit the pages remotely
instead of ftp'ing them back and forth all the time. they said
that it can be done using secure ssh. this is new to me.
i did some searches on freshmeat, etc but didn't find anything
that clearly explained it. hoping someone on the list might offer
some direction.
thanx for your help,
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