We had a discussion in early May about creating a simple mechanism to
make over-the-phone tech support easier. At the time, our (and
especially my) focus was on recovery from a situation where X wouldn't
start. I've put some time into the project since we talked about it, so
if there's anyone out
There's one serious security concern I have about the remote help
assistant which I'm not sure how to work around: at present, it sends
the helper's username in plaintext over the Internet, and strongly hints
that they're running an SSH server. That's not a problem if you have
proper security in p
Olá Thilo e a todos.
On Wednesday 28 May 2008 20:01:26 Thilo Six wrote:
> Strange. Am i really the only one who makes use of this service? nobody cares.
> Anyway thanks for your (not existing) comments.
i use it almost every week.
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Li
Quoting "(``-_-??) -- Fernando" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Olá Thilo e a todos.
>
> On Wednesday 28 May 2008 20:01:26 Thilo Six wrote:
>> Strange. Am i really the only one who makes use of this service?
>> nobody cares.
>> Anyway thanks for your (not existing) comments.
>
> i use it almost every we
Hi Andrew,
Its a good effort. As a user it would be nice if I could help
other users. It would be nice if you could update the wiki page.
A point I would like to make is for instance what you have put in
Design paragraph
[quote]
On the friend's computer, a Python script will be used that dep
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Hi!
I ran into this problem on my main machine - Firefox3 died (faded to
grey in compiz) and stopped responding. I shut down FF3 and tried to
restart it but that didn't work because there was another firefox running.
On the command prompt I ran "ps -
