Re: [ale] Re: running X in a telnet session

> > > If you just use, ssh -X to login, ssh will automagicly forward > all your X connection, to your client.. Works secure and easy, I can't live > without it ;0 > Now that is cool. Thanks so much. Later, Andy _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your

Re: [ale] Re: running X in a telnet session

> > > If you just use, ssh -X to login, ssh will automagicly forward > all your X connection, to your client.. Works secure and easy, I can't live > without it ;0 > Now that is cool. Thanks so much. Later, Andy _ Do You Yahoo!? Get y

Re: [ale] Re: running X in a telnet session

On Mon, Nov 27, 2000 at 12:48:50AM -0500, Maxie Zeus wrote: > issue #1 > Daniel is right dont use telnet. use either ssh1 or 2. if you are on a local > network that is completly secure (ie not on a school campus or buisness), its > ok to telnet. However Id assume you are allowing internet connec

Re: [ale] Re: running X in a telnet session

On Mon, Nov 27, 2000 at 12:48:50AM -0500, Maxie Zeus wrote: > issue #1 > Daniel is right dont use telnet. use either ssh1 or 2. if you are on a local > network that is completly secure (ie not on a school campus or buisness), its > ok to telnet. However Id assume you are allowing internet conne