[sage-support] Re: accessing a notebook on a remote machine

2008-10-24 Thread Jason Grout
Stan Schymanski wrote: > Yes, confirmed. I now just use the computer name because it is a lot > easier to remember. :) > > Is there an easy way to prevent someone from accidentally deleting data > on the computer? Just login from a restricted account before opening the > notebook, or do I have

[sage-support] Re: accessing a notebook on a remote machine

2008-10-24 Thread Stan Schymanski
Yes, confirmed. I now just use the computer name because it is a lot easier to remember. :) Is there an easy way to prevent someone from accidentally deleting data on the computer? Just login from a restricted account before opening the notebook, or do I have to set up a chroot jail? Thanks!

[sage-support] Re: accessing a notebook on a remote machine

2008-10-24 Thread Jason Grout
Stan Schymanski wrote: > Dear William and Jason, > > I got the network socket fixed by our support, went to > http://www.whatismyip.com/ > to find out my IP address, then followed William's instructions and > typed: > > sage: notebook(address="ipaddress",port=8100,secure=True) > > where ipaddr

[sage-support] Re: accessing a notebook on a remote machine

2008-10-24 Thread Stan Schymanski
Dear William and Jason, I got the network socket fixed by our support, went to http://www.whatismyip.com/ to find out my IP address, then followed William's instructions and typed: sage: notebook(address="ipaddress",port=8100,secure=True) where ipaddress was replaced by the IP address of my co

[sage-support] Re: accessing a notebook on a remote machine

2008-10-23 Thread Stan Schymanski
Hi Jason, Thanks for the quick reply. Sorry I didn't provide any information. I'm running sage 3.1.4 directly on a MacBook Pro under OS X 10.4.11, and I do have a computer name that should be accessible from other computers. I did activate the Remote Login in the System preferences, but if I do "

[sage-support] Re: accessing a notebook on a remote machine

2008-10-23 Thread Stan Schymanski
Thanks a lot for your advice! This sounds easy, indeed! The network socket of the computer running sage is broken, so I can't try it out. Ping did not work, that's how I found out about the problem. I will hopefully get it fixed tomorrow and report on the success. All the best, Stan --~--~---

[sage-support] Re: accessing a notebook on a remote machine

2008-10-23 Thread William Stein
On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 8:11 AM, Jason Grout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Stan Schymanski wrote: >> Hi Jason, >> >> Thanks for the quick reply. Sorry I didn't provide any information. >> I'm running sage 3.1.4 directly on a MacBook Pro under OS X 10.4.11, >> and I do have a computer name that sh

[sage-support] Re: accessing a notebook on a remote machine

2008-10-23 Thread William Stein
On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 8:02 AM, Stan Schymanski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Jason, > > Thanks for the quick reply. Sorry I didn't provide any information. > I'm running sage 3.1.4 directly on a MacBook Pro under OS X 10.4.11, > and I do have a computer name that should be accessible from ot

[sage-support] Re: accessing a notebook on a remote machine

2008-10-23 Thread Jason Grout
Stan Schymanski wrote: > Hi Jason, > > Thanks for the quick reply. Sorry I didn't provide any information. > I'm running sage 3.1.4 directly on a MacBook Pro under OS X 10.4.11, > and I do have a computer name that should be accessible from other > computers. I did activate the Remote Login in th

[sage-support] Re: accessing a notebook on a remote machine

2008-10-23 Thread Stan Schymanski
Hi Jason, Thanks for the quick reply. Sorry I didn't provide any information. I'm running sage 3.1.4 directly on a MacBook Pro under OS X 10.4.11, and I do have a computer name that should be accessible from other computers. I did activate the Remote Login in the System preferences, but if I do "

[sage-support] Re: accessing a notebook on a remote machine

2008-10-23 Thread Jason Grout
Stan Schymanski wrote: > Dear all, > > I have been reading through many previous posts and getting snippets > of what has to be done in order to make a notebook accessible > remotely, but I can't draw a full picture. Is there a 'howto' > available anywhere that I could follow in order to setup a