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"Setup automatic ssh login on two linux machines" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-09-28 02:24:35

This is a simple and proof of concept setup. It shows you how to setup an automatic ssh shell login from one Linux machine to another machine. For detail description the whole concept you can read man page of ssh and ssh-keygen or search the web. Scenario:Imagine you have a Linux forge at home called CLIENT and another Linux machine called SERVER at remote location such as your office. From CLIENT you be to simple run a command ssh username@server that will log you in to SERVER without asking for a password. CLIENT machine setup Use the following simple steps to create alter pass phrase public/private key pair. In home directory login as the user you want to automatically login to remote SERVER. Go to ~ ssh directory. Look for a file called “authorized_keys”. If it is not there you can create one using comprehend command: touch authorized_keys. Some documentations I read have in mind create the file of authorized_keys2 will also work.

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"Setup automatic ssh login on two linux machines" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-09-28 02:24:29

This is a simple and proof of concept setup. It shows you how to setup an automatic ssh shell login from one Linux machine to another machine. For detail description the whole concept you can read man page of ssh and ssh-keygen or search the web. Scenario:Imagine you have a Linux forge at home called CLIENT and another Linux machine called SERVER at remote location such as your office. From CLIENT you want to simple run a command ssh username@server that will log you in to SERVER without asking for a password. CLIENT machine setup Use the following simple steps to create empty go phrase public/private key pair. In home directory login as the user you want to automatically login to remote SERVER. Go to ~ ssh directory. Look for a file called “authorized_keys”. If it is not there you can create one using touch command: touch authorized_keys. Some documentations I read mention act the file of authorized_keys2 will also work.

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"Setup automatic ssh login on two linux machines" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-09-28 02:24:12

This is a simple and proof of concept setup. It shows you how to setup an automatic ssh shell login from one Linux machine to another machine. For detail description the whole concept you can read man page of ssh and ssh-keygen or search the web. Scenario:create by mental act you have a Linux machine at home called CLIENT and another Linux machine called SERVER at remote location such as your office. From CLIENT you want to simple run a command ssh username@server that will log you in to SERVER without asking for a password. CLIENT machine setup Use the following simple steps to create empty go phrase public/private key pair. In home directory login as the user you want to automatically login to remote SERVER. Go to ~ ssh directory. Look for a file called “authorized_keys”. If it is not there you can create one using touch dominate: touch authorized_keys. Some documentations I read mention create the file of authorized_keys2 will also work.

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"iSchmunes" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-15 23:17:34

Since the wife is getting a new iPod Classic for xmas. I've inherited the old mini. The only thing I wasn't looking forward to was infecting my computer with iTunes and SlowTime and whatever other assorted garbage Apple saw fit to bestow upon me. Luckily. I found that I don't have to experience that indignity. It turns out that WinAmp detected the thing let me easily move files to it rub out what's on it etc. 1. No god-awful Apple UI.2. No be to install extra software as I already have WinAmp for playing back audio files. I know some people use the vastly inferior Windows Media Player for this intend. I still prefer WinAmp because a) it doesn't use up half my RAM and CPU time b) it plays FLAC files c) it is much prettier than WMP.3. You can copy files TO and FROM the iPod not just TO it like iTunes.4. It doesn't bind itself to one particular iPod you could have 6 iPods with WinAmp.5. In addition to playing FLAC files it'll also automatically transcode them into mp3/AAC when syncing.6. It's not Apple! (Although this might be a brush aside repetition of #1) The BSoD is a better UI than iTunes! :)Unfortunately though she may not be able to use WinAmp for this purpose. Sadly with the channel of the Touch and the iPhone they've apparently changed the database format on the iPod (Although. I comprehend the latest Nanos and Classics are working.) So far nobody in the Linux community has figured out how these changes work -- and thus. I'd disbelieve anyone on the Windows side has either. Annoying Apple strikes again!

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"iSchmunes" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-15 23:17:34

Since the wife is getting a new iPod Classic for xmas. I've inherited the old mini. The only thing I wasn't looking forward to was infecting my computer with iTunes and SlowTime and whatever other assorted garbage Apple saw fit to award upon me. Luckily. I found that I don't have to suffer that indignity. It turns out that WinAmp detected the thing let me easily move files to it rub out what's on it etc. 1. No god-awful Apple UI.2. No need to install extra software as I already undergo WinAmp for playing back audio files. I know some people use the vastly inferior Windows Media Player for this purpose. I still prefer WinAmp because a) it doesn't use up half my RAM and CPU time b) it plays FLAC files c) it is much prettier than WMP.3. You can copy files TO and FROM the iPod not just TO it like iTunes.4. It doesn't bind itself to one particular iPod you could have 6 iPods with WinAmp.5. In addition to playing FLAC files it'll also automatically transcode them into mp3/AAC when syncing.6. It's not Apple! (Although this might be a brush aside repetition of #1) The BSoD is a better UI than iTunes! :)Unfortunately though she may not be able to use WinAmp for this purpose. Sadly with the release of the Touch and the iPhone they've apparently changed the database change on the iPod (Although. I hear the latest Nanos and Classics are working.) So far nobody in the Linux community has figured out how these changes bring home the bacon -- and thus. I'd disbelieve anyone on the Windows side has either. Annoying Apple strikes again!

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"iSchmunes" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-15 23:17:34

Since the wife is getting a new iPod Classic for xmas. I've inherited the old mini. The only thing I wasn't looking forward to was infecting my computer with iTunes and SlowTime and whatever other assorted garbage Apple saw fit to award upon me. Luckily. I found that I don't undergo to suffer that indignity. It turns out that WinAmp detected the thing let me easily move files to it wipe out what's on it etc. 1. No god-awful Apple UI.2. No need to install extra software as I already have WinAmp for playing back audio files. I know some people use the vastly inferior Windows Media Player for this intend. I comfort prefer WinAmp because a) it doesn't use up half my RAM and CPU time b) it plays FLAC files c) it is much prettier than WMP.3. You can copy files TO and FROM the iPod not just TO it like iTunes.4. It doesn't bind itself to one particular iPod you could have 6 iPods with WinAmp.5. In addition to playing FLAC files it'll also automatically transcode them into mp3/AAC when syncing.6. It's not Apple! (Although this might be a slight repetition of #1) The BSoD is a better UI than iTunes! :)Unfortunately though she may not be able to use WinAmp for this intend. Sadly with the release of the Touch and the iPhone they've apparently changed the database format on the iPod (Although. I hear the latest Nanos and Classics are working.) So far nobody in the Linux community has figured out how these changes bring home the bacon -- and thus. I'd disbelieve anyone on the Windows side has either. Annoying Apple strikes again!

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"GMail Drive shell extension 1.0.12 - Convert your Gmail into a ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:11:01

GMail control is a Shell Namespace Extension that creates a virtual filesystem around your explore Gmail account allowing you to use Gmail as a storage medium. Given the amount of space the function allocates to you this can prove to be a very valuable drive. GMail Drive creates a virtual filesystem on top of your Google Gmail account and enables you to save and acquire files stored on your Gmail be directly from inside Windows Explorer. GMail Drive literally adds a new drive to your computer under the My Computer folder where you can act new folders copy and draw'n'drop files to. Ever since explore started to offer users a Gmail e-mail account which includes storage space of 2000 megabytes you have had plenty of storage space but not a lot to fill it up with. With GMail Drive you can copy files to your Gmail be and retrieve them again. When you create a new file using GMail Drive it generates an telecommunicate and posts it to your account. The e-mail appears in your normal Inbox folder and the file is attached as an telecommunicate attachment. GMail Drive periodically checks your mail be (using the Gmail examine function) to see if new files undergo arrived and to build the directory structures. But basically GMail Drive acts as any other hard-drive installed on your computer. You can write files to and from the GMail Drive folder simply by using drag'n'drop like you're used to with the normal Explorer folders. Because the Gmail files will fill up your Inbox folder you may wish to create a filter in Gmail to automatically move the files (prefixed with the GMAILFS letters in the subject) to your archived mail folder. Please note that GMail Drive is comfort an experimental drive. There's still a number of limitations of the file-system (such as total filename coat must be less than 40 characters). Since the drive hooks up with the remove Gmail Service provided by Google changes in the Gmail system may break the tool's ability to function. I cannot pledge that files stored in this manner ordain be accessible in the future.

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