All answers regarding networking in this chapter assume that Samba is already installed. See "How to install Samba"

x] Enable local network file sharing ----------------------. | (*) Simple sharing | | | | ... | | | | ( ) Advanced sharing | | | | ... | | | | [x] Use Samba (Microsoft(R) Windows(R)) | | [x] Use NFS (Linux/UNIX) | | [Allowed Users] | '---------------------------------------------------------------' ,-- Shared Folders ---------------------------------------------. | | Path | Samba | NFS | | [Add.. See similar questions...

If you are a new or returning user, and need assistance downloading files using SSH, click here. For further assistance, please contact the SCD Technical Consulting Group . When contacting the SCD consultants, ensure that your subject line says something like "moving files to a remote site." See similar questions...

A non-commercial SSH client is available from ftp.ssh.com. SSH Communications Security makes finding this download hard. Search in their FAQ for more information. ... See similar questions...

There are two tools, "TeraTerm SSH" and "PuTTY". See this writeup by Stephen Dowdy for more information. See similar questions...

SSH is similar to telnet, but it's more secure. It uses high level encryption and compression to make sure nobody can takeover or eavesdrop on your telnet session. Most hosts no longer allow Telnet for security reasons. See similar questions...

No other remote is needed. AutoWindow works using your existing car remote. AutoWindow attaches to the car's remote entry system and reads signals to performs new actions. See similar questions...

A Press and hold the unlock button on the remote. The windows can be rolled up by placing the key in the drivers door handle (only handle that has key hole) and turn and hold. See similar questions...

The only machine that can see the outside world is master. You must be working on master to be able to set the display to your remote machine or to ssh to your remote machine. See similar questions...

This answer asumes that you have already set up RSA authentication using ''ssh-keygen''. To be able to launch applications without being prompted for the password, you can use ''ssh-agent'' and ''ssh-add'' as follows. eval 'ssh-agent' ssh-add /dev/null just before exec wmaker Then ssh will no longer prompt for the RSA-key passphrase. The ''/dev/null'' argument to ''ssh-add'' causes it to use the ''ssh-askpass'' graphical dialog. See similar questions...

The FTP plugin allows remote editing of files over the SFTP:// and FTP:// protocols. HTTP:// is supported natively in jEdit. The FTPS:// and FISH:// protocols are not supported yet. See similar questions...

Content is adapted and mostly tested on a Kubuntu Linux 5.04 for amd64, which should be equally valid also for i386. As for the i386-only answers, they're directly imported from Ubuntu Guide or other respectable sources, with necessary adaptations to Kubuntu on "best guess" basis, with no hands-on verification. See similar questions...

Purdue’s Engineering Computer Network has SSH clients available for Purdue faculty, staff, and students. Below is a link to the ECN software download page. We recommend SSH Client 3.x (SSHWinClient). Once the SSH client is installed, create a connection to any of the math servers. Email clients, like Mail.app and Thunderbird, like to know that they’re the only program accessing email stored on the local machine. This avoids potential email file corruption. See similar questions...

You can find more information on setting up ssh on your windows machines at http://pigtail.net/LRP/printsrv/cygwin-sshd.html. With this installed you can use our ssh abstractions and the workflow to talk to them directly. This allows you for example to use scp and ssh to copy and execute remote programs. Naturally full delegation is not supported in this mode. See similar questions...

Q219: Why do some programs complain that an COM port does not exist, while others seem to find the port without problems. Q201: What are the DESQview products? A201: The DESQview products, specifically DESQview and DESQview/X, are DOS-based multitaskers written by Quarterdeck Office Systems of Santa Monica, California, USA. They allows true preemptive multitasking (see Q9) on 8088, 8086, 80286, 80386, 80486, Pentium, V20 and V30 machines running MS-DOS (see Q301, Q401). See similar questions...