kmself@ix.netcom.com wrote: >on Tue, Nov 14, 2000 at 09:08:02AM +0000, Colin Watson >([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: >> I remember when I had to use Exchange at work[1] once ... yuck. We >> weren't allowed to install anything else. Fortunately I worked out how >> to get telnet sessions out through the firewall reasonably quickly, and > ^^^^^^ >I believe you've misspelled ssh.
I wish I had. You should have seen the firewall there. Wingate proxy telnet server, God help us all. I think I might have eventually got telnet-ssl going, though (since Win98 telnet supports that). >...but essentially, I do the same thing, though I run Debian GNU/Linux >at both work and home. Work is work and home is home, and never the >twain shall meet, except via encrypted, authenticated, and compressed >ssh connection. Since starting this job, ditto. I'm contemplating upgrading my work box to unstable to match home, but at the moment I'm slightly deterred by the fact that it would be one of the very few glibc-2.2 boxen around and thus binaries I compile there wouldn't run on most of the other GNU/Linux systems. -- Colin Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
