Sorry, then I must be as confused as Kelly
I'll shut-up now
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/13/03 12:29PM >>>
On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 12:25, Leonard Miller wrote:
> or you could look at getting a remote X display using
> something like Putty and an X client. Somebody here
> knows about them, I've seen th
On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 13:11, kelly wrote:
> I didn´t get offended at all. It´s just that this is all too new for me...
> but it´s ok, i figured out what i have to do.
Glad to hear it, but that was directed at Leonard. Kelly, please step
away from the keyboard before you hurt somebody. (jk!) :
On Wed, Aug 13, 2003 at 01:26:52PM -0300, kelly wrote:
> Sorry for the lack of information
> I´ll try to make it better
> I have a linux box which has samba running on it. The windows boxes
> autenticate on samba and can "see" each other perfectly. What i´m trying to
> do is: i have a lin
Sorry for the lack of information
I´ll try to make it better
I have a linux box which has samba running on it. The windows boxes
autenticate on samba and can "see" each other perfectly. What i´m trying to
do is: i have a linux desktop which is not the one that has the samba
server, is a
On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 12:36, Leonard Miller wrote:
> Sorry, then I must be as confused as Kelly
> I'll shut-up now
Please don't be offended. I only wished to "corral" the thread back in
before it gets out of focus (as if that's possible). ;-)
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On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 09:04, Kelly Goedert wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a samba server configured and running nicely. All the desktops
> that run windows 9x can be accessed without problem. But, i can't access
> the desktops that run linux RH9. I'm sure i missed something but can't
> figure it out.
> Sorry, then I must be as confused as Kelly
> I'll shut-up now
>
Not really; it's just that the work desktop is overloaded to the point of confusion.
Does it mean desktop as in a computer form factor, or desktop as a graphical user
interface metaphor? However, I think that in this case it is in
I didn´t get offended at all. It´s just that this is all too new for me...
but it´s ok, i figured out what i have to do.
Thanks to all that tried to help... sorry the confusion...
Jason Dixon writes:
On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 12:36, Leonard Miller wrote:
Sorry, then I must be as confused as Kell
Look at VNC
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/
Leonard
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/13/03 12:26PM >>>
Sorry for the lack of information
I ll try to make it better
I have a linux box which has samba running on it. The windows boxes
autenticate on samba and can "see" each other perfectly. W
or you could look at getting a remote X display using
something like Putty and an X client. Somebody here
knows about them, I've seen the threads.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/13/03 12:26PM >>>
Sorry for the lack of information
I ll try to make it better
I have a linux box which has samba ru
On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 12:26, kelly wrote:
> Sorry for the lack of information
> I´ll try to make it better
> I have a linux box which has samba running on it. The windows boxes
> autenticate on samba and can "see" each other perfectly. What i´m trying to
> do is: i have a linux desktop wh
On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 12:25, Leonard Miller wrote:
> or you could look at getting a remote X display using
> something like Putty and an X client. Somebody here
> knows about them, I've seen the threads.
Please stop. Kelly is looking for a way to view SMB shares between
systems. Neither VNC no
Just did this for a public computer in a hotel. What you have to do is
install KDE 3.1, which is not released by Redhat yet. There is a KDE on
Redhat http://kde-redhat.sourceforge.net project that has RH8 KDE 3.1 RPMs.
KDE 3.1 supports Kiosk mode where you can lock down every application. Read
the
On Thu, 27 Feb 2003, Art Ross wrote:
> Does anyone know of a way to lock down Linux desktop? I have a friend
> who wanted to
> know if Linux could be locked down similar to Windows NT & Windows 2K.
Along with the other suggestions given to you it would probably be a good
idea to look at which she
Art Ross said:
> Does anyone know of a way to lock down Linux desktop? I have a friend who
> wanted to
> know if Linux could be locked down similar to Windows NT & Windows 2K.
linux is lightyears more "lockable" then any MS system. Though it can
take a bit of work to setup depending on what your
On Thu, Feb 27, 2003 at 11:03:13PM -0500, Art Ross wrote:
> Does anyone know of a way to lock down Linux desktop? I have a friend
> who wanted to
> know if Linux could be locked down similar to Windows NT & Windows 2K.
I believe it can, but I haven't tried to confirm this. You'll need to
disable
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