Hi Laurent,
ssh: connect to host permanentmailbox.com port 22: Operation timed out
yes that looks like port 22 is blocked.
So regarding your related post about the URL containing 'mail' - have
you tried just using the IP address of the web site's host in your
browser request?
i.e.
Name:
Two other ideas..
1) auto forward your mail from home to work (not that private though).
2) try VNC (they MIGHT not have closed its ports, you never know) to
connect to your home computer and just operate it by remote control to
read and reply to the mail IT has received.
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firewall, but a Windows box, you can do a similar thing using the
freeware tool 'putty'.
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On 27/02/04 15:43, Gavin Tiplady [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Laurent,
If you have a Unix account on any box outside your firewall that CAN
get to the mail server, and to which to you
Andrew,
Yes, the TV will serve as a monitor if attached using an S-Video out
cable (they were supplied with the Wallstreets and maybe your TiBook
one is the same - a very short little cable of 2 or 3 inches going from
S-Video out to cinch connector?) The clarity is pretty yuck if I
remember
to a cable that goes from 50 pin
male Centronics to the 68 pin male plug required by the external
enclosure.
Any suggestions very welcome thanks.
Gavin Tiplady
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Are you sure you can boot from a SCSI device in 10.2.6?
No, that's what I'm trying to ascertain.
I know people here have said they use SCSI drives for -backup- on Mac
OS X, not sure about booting.
thanks,
GT
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Safari under that new user. If it works
normally, you're going to have to get into the Library folder and
start killing Safari preferences/cache files, etc. (after, of course,
backing up) to sort out the problem.
good luck ... e
On Dec 30, 2003, at 5:22 AM, Gavin Tiplady wrote:
Hi Sam,
I did
In OS 9.1 I can boot from a bootable Jaz disk connected to my
Wall Street via the HDI-30 SCSI adapter by holding
down the Option+Cmd+Delete+Shift keys.
mmm.. it seems to make it do something differently - instead of the
floating SCSI icon indicating target disk mode I get a pure white
screen,
hardware (Pismo/400MHz, 1Gb RAM) but it ground to a near halt under
Panther.
Now having cleared the machines directory it works very fast again.
cheers,
Gavin Tiplady
'Yes,' said Joseph, 'and I was sitting at home looking for Ephesians
The reason I asked is that are you trying to install on a partition
larger than 8GB?
Or a partition less than 8Gb but which -does not fall entirely within
the first 8Gb- of the physical drive.
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I have a much loved and constantly used Wallstreet (256MB, 10Gb running
10.2.6) which runs my Tomcat, Apache and Mail servers 24 x 7.
I'd like to be able to back it up to, and recover from, an external
disk using the excellent Carbon Copy Cloner (www.bombich.com), as I
currently do on my Pismo
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