op 24-10-14 00:52, Kahlil Hodgson schreef:
In case you're not familiar with SOCKS proxies, the aforementioned
setup will allow your browser to connect to the printers web server as
though you were running the browser on remote_server.
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In case you're not familiar with SOCKS proxies, the aforementioned
setup will allow your browser to connect to the printers web server as
though you were running the browser on remote_server.
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I'd use a SOCKS proxy for that. On your local machine run:
ssh -ND remote_server
Then temporarily configure your web browser to use localhost: as its proxy.
In Firefox the setting is under Preferences -> Advanced -> Network -> Connection
Since this is only temporary, but something
On Oct 23, 2014, at 12:27 PM, Johan Vermeulen wrote:
> Does anybody know of a way around this?
You could also use SSH port forwarding to let you open up the printer's web
page on your workstation rather on the remote server.
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On 2014-10-23, Johan Vermeulen wrote:
>
> when I log in through ssh to a remote site and open the web interface
> from a ( new ) printer using Lynx,
> it only displays :
>
> FRAME: wlmframe
>
> I suspect this is some unfriendly coding, that will cost me time in
> opening Firefox instead of Lynx
Hello,
when I log in through ssh to a remote site and open the web interface
from a ( new ) printer using Lynx,
it only displays :
FRAME: wlmframe
I suspect this is some unfriendly coding, that will cost me time in
opening Firefox instead of Lynx or w3m.
Does anybody know of a way around t
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