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On Thu, 2005-03-31 at 19:09 -0500, Craig Colton wrote:
A graphical version of ssh and scp can be found in Konqueror/kde.
I use the fish ioslave to transfer files between my linux boxes. Just type
fish:/[EMAIL PROTECTED] into the address bar and and you can browse host's
files as if they were
On Thu, 2005-03-31 at 07:50 -0500, Jason Gurtz wrote:
On 31-Mar-05 05:28, thorsten wrote:
Regarding Security I can not say much, just that one: WEP is not secure,
it just prevents your neighbour from using your Flatrate (if he dosen't
know airsnort). I don't know how much better WPA is.
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Simon Geard wrote:
Incidentally, why does KDE use a fish: url? That's hardly an obvious
choice...
FIle SHell, perhaps?
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Manly's Maxim: Logic is a systematic method of
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Hi all:
Posting this to the main lists so that all can see. As you're likely
aware, there has been some trouble lately with our news server here. As
of Wednesday, we had the server back online and the mail news gateway
was working effectively. However, the news mail gateway was still not
On Friday 01 April 2005 06:07 am, Simon Geard wrote:
Incidentally, why does KDE use a fish: url? That's hardly an obvious
choice...
Simon.
It's probably to make you think that KDE is doing something real fancy-shmancy
- when in fact they're just using plain old ssh (I think).
Just for
You're correct, I hadn't install the iptables bootscript as I hadn't seen it in the documentation either.
I installed them but still get zero stealth ports. The scripts seemed to install properly but how do I know they're working? Any other ideas?
On Fri, 2005-04-01 at 10:15, Andrew Benton
