Hi Sluggers,
I'm having a problem with my server where I can't connect to it over
ssh. I can establish a connection, but when I enter a username, it
throws me out. I've tried both with root and regular users, but to no
avail. I can log in using a tty so I think PAM is okay.
I've set the logging
Jon Teh wrote:
Huh? You most certainly can.
Whether it is at all practical is a totally different matter.
True. Financially it may turn out far better to just install multiple
WAP's. I am looking at installing a network into a large
warehouse/factory floor. Wireless is by far the most ideal
Reaching back into the dark crevices of my mind, I think I recall some
incompatibility problem between SSH 2 and puTTY. If you deep dive the
SLUG archives you might find something a few years back, or try googling.
Rob Sharp wrote:
Hi Sluggers,
I'm having a problem with my server where I can't
Phil Scarratt wrote:
Whether it is at all practical is a totally different matter.
True. Financially it may turn out far better to just install multiple
WAP's.
Bingo
I am looking at installing a network into a large warehouse/factory floor.
Wireless is by far the most ideal method
The prolem
Thanks for that info. I tried logging into the box using ssh from the
command line and that also failed, so I don't think it's a putty
issue.
I'm still not sure of the source of the problem, but the box in
question is a linode UML node and was running kernel 2.6.10-linode12
on ubuntu hoary. I've
On Sun, Apr 10, 2005 at 11:34:03AM +1000, Terry Collins wrote:
Phil Scarratt wrote:
I had someone (off-list) suggest install a matrix of aerials (eg 4)
and run them all back to a header-amp with one output to the AP. Not
sure that would work, and may be overkill anyway.
Perhaps someone
I've just upgraded one of my machines to Ubuntu Hoary - very nice.
I've noticed however that the first day of the week defaults to Sunday
rather than Monday, and I can't find a way of changing it. Any pointers?
For example, in the date applet (bottom right hand corner) and JPilot
(Palm Pilot
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One problem with the matrix of aerials idea is that the coaxial cable
that runs between them has to be low loss at GHz frequencies which is NOT
cheap cable so running cat-5 out to 4 individual base stations is going
to save money if the distances are long.
Running cable
Terry Collins wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One problem with the matrix of aerials idea is that the coaxial cable
that runs between them has to be low loss at GHz frequencies which is NOT
cheap cable so running cat-5 out to 4 individual base stations is going
to save money if the distances are
