Hi Tim,
Thanks a lot, I'll give it another try. Obviously I would be a much happier
person if it worked 100% reliably, but indeed the hard part is getting the
Server app updated, and then restarting it; often it's easier to just remember
to bring the keyboard, even when I'm remoting close
Hi Tim,
The problem comes when you need an interactive utility, such as Directory
Editor, System Preferences or, most frustrating of all, the Mac App Store.
Though you may use the softwareupdate command-line tool to fetch software
updates, you can't get Mac App Store updates, including to
My understanding from some discussions on the TIDBITS.COM newsletters is that
BTMM uses IPv6 protocols and therefore the lack of IPv4 address space should
not be a deterrent.
Best wishes,
Jonathan
On Jul 5, 2014, at 7:09 PM, Sabahattin Gucukoglu listse...@me.com wrote:
Apple has Apple
Hi Jonathan. BTMM does use IPv6 for the internal cloud addresses (unique-local
addressing), but the endpoints are still IPv4. It's entirely possible that
Apple has changed their protocol since they last documented it, but at the time
the home gateway needed some kind of NAT traversal support,
Sabahattin Gucukoglu listse...@me.com wrote:
Hi Jonathan. BTMM does use IPv6 for the internal cloud addresses
(unique-local addressing), but the endpoints are still IPv4. It's entirely
possible that Apple has changed their protocol since they last documented
it, but at the time the home
Hi Sabahattin,
Yes, interactive actions are problematic. Many System Prefs are configurable
via the command line though, so I often ssh in as root and set things that way.
Are you positive that the Server app will not update using the SoftwareUpdate
tool through ssh and in as root? My
Tandom is an implementation of the VNC protocol. I expect as long as sound is
transferred too, that you might be able to use VNC clients and servers on the
Macintosh to accomplish this. Also, Apple provides Back to my Mac services
that allow at least sighted individuals to control a computer
Apple has Apple Remote Desktop, for which the client and server parts are
already in the operating system, but for which the user interface is exposed
fully by the paid ARD application.
BTMM (Back To My Mac) is a specific method for accessing services on a remote
Mac with the help of Apple's
and what does the task actually called for. Just my two cents worth hope this
helps What you're talking about is not all that scary. You can certainly
Princeton set up an account for somebody to do a specific thing and then of
course delete that account profile demented they're done doing
Hi there,
Yes, but it is not nearly as good. You can use iMessage, and setup a
screenshare with the person's User ID, and you can hear the audio from the
other computer's speakers. It's slow, but it will work.
On Jul 4, 2014, at 6:11 AM, Ryan Mann rmann0...@gmail.com wrote:
For those that
Hi Sabahattin,
Regarding your comment about running OS X Server headlessly, I'm wondering what
problems you're experiencing? I run multiple Mavericks servers headlessly
without problems, at least as far as I can tell. Whether using the Server app
from another computer, using the Server app
For those that don't know, Tandom is a feature in the JAWS screen reader that
allows a JAWS user to connect to another JAWS user's computer, hear what is
going on and even control that person's computer. Neither person needs to know
the IP address. Is there a way to do this with VoiceOver?
i hope not , having someone being able too log on too my mac like that
could be potentially scary ;d
you could use ssh, though if you are talking about remote admin, but
that could be interesting too if the person dont know what he, she is
doing.
On 7/4/14, Ryan Mann rmann0...@gmail.com wrote:
Team Viewer works well, so long as the controller turns VO off. The only
problem is that audio is not transferred, so to hear VO on the target computer,
a secondary system must be used. Phones, Skype, FaceTime, or something like
that to let the controller hear the audio is a requirement.
On Jul
Woa! You are required to enter some kind of passcode before the
connection is accepted. Sorry but FS wouldn't build a product that would
breach one's own security and privacy.
Christopher Hallsworth
Student at the Hadley School for the Blind
www.hadley.edu
On 04/07/2014 12:30, Sandi Jazmin
: Friday, July 4, 2014 1:18 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Tandom equivalent for the Mac
Woa! You are required to enter some kind of passcode before the connection is
accepted. Sorry but FS wouldn't build a product that would breach one's own
security and privacy.
Christopher
,
Eileen
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
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Subject: Re: Tandom equivalent for the Mac
Woa! You are required to enter
: Tandom equivalent for the Mac
Woa! You are required to enter some kind of passcode before the
connection
is accepted. Sorry but FS wouldn't build a product that would breach
one's
own security and privacy.
Christopher Hallsworth
Student at the Hadley School for the Blind www.hadley.edu
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