Okay, I just wanted to make sure I wasn't sending a post that solved a problem
you didn't have, so that's why I asked.
But Mark may be correct, you may not have the server installed. You can have
the client installed and be able to connect to a remote machine, but will not
be able to connect to y
On Sun, 14 May 2000, Wade wrote:
>I will make it my first package to go and download and install,
>althought I am not quite sure where to begin, or if I should be root
>when downloading or installing packages?
Yes, you need to be root / su in order to install programs and packages.
Paul
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Hi Flupke,
Thanks, I opened kpackage and searched for kssh but could not locate the
package, I thought I had installed ssh using DrakX. :)
I will make it my first package to go and download and install,
althought I am not quite sure where to begin, or if I should be root
when downloading or inst
I don't think so, but I once saw a kssh package. You have to have ssh
installed first. I think that's what you need.
HTH
Flupke
On Sat, 13 May 2000, Wade wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I turned on Telnet and told it to connect to one of my remote domains,
> and no probs what so ever. The remote servers
Hi List,
I turned on Telnet and told it to connect to one of my remote domains,
and no probs what so ever. The remote servers I use have SSH available
and I would like to make use of it and was wondering if I can use
kTelnet to make an SSH connection?
Thanks,
b/web
Wade
