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I doubt security is his major concern. Just accessability. Yet it is
always good to be paranoid I guess.... <g> Never know who is gonna sniff
out your latest CS programming assignment off the wire.
On Thu, 24 Sep 1998, Steven Saner wrote:
> Or better yet, ssh, scp, etc.
>
> On Thu, Sep 24, 1998 at 12:25:41PM -0500, Jeremy Johnstone wrote:
> > You might check into using rsh, rcp, and the like. They may work for your
> > purupose. Do a man on them.
> >
> > Jeremy.
> >
> > On Thu, 24 Sep 1998, Bob Deep wrote:
> >
> > > Jesse Kaufman wrote:
> > > >
> > > > hey, is it possible / how do i mount remote file systems... for
> > > > instance, i have been doing my programming on my school's server, and i
> > > > would like to be able to mount my home dir on that server to something
> > > > on my computer... this way, i can use all my nifty stuff, then telnet
> > > > in after i'm done using the file to compile it on their system to
> > > > check... but, i want to do all the other stuff using my progs w/o
> > > > having to go back and forth b/n ftp and telnet...
> > >
> > > Yep, It's possible, but not likely. To NFS mount a disk on the school
> > > server would require the school's system admin to allow NFS mounts of
> > > your home dir over your ppp link. Most system admin types might not be
> > > willing to take the security risks with NFS. There are other, less
> > > used, ways of getting remote files that may be more secure, but each
> > > requires it's own setup, and setting up stuff takes time.
> > >
> > > You can try to talk them into letting you NFS mount if you want, but
> > > I'll bet that it would be less time consuming to just duplicate the
> > > tools on their server on your linux box so you can keep the need to use
> > > their server to a minimum. (Unless you alreay know the system admin
> > > types, or somebody who has root access who can set up NFS for you..)
> > > Most programming tools are easily available on Linux with the exception
> > > of perhaps Java. But even Java is available, just a pain to set up
> > > sometimes. (Hopefuly that will change soon.)
> > >
> > > I know you can get C, C++, Fortran, Pascal, Multiple Editors, debuggers,
> > > databases and such with GNU licenses, and even some main line
> > > development tools (Rational Rose, Various Builders) at vast student
> > > discounts. Surely the tools on the School's box can be replicated on
> > > yours? Just let me know what you need, and I'll be happy to point you
> > > to free Linux solutions.
> > >
> > > -= bob =-
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- [aclug-L] telnet, Jesse Kaufman, 1998/09/23
- Re: [aclug-L] telnet, Cheez-Czar, 1998/09/23
- Re: [aclug-L] telnet, Bob Deep, 1998/09/24
- Re: [aclug-L] telnet, Jeremy Johnstone, 1998/09/26
- Re: [aclug-L] telnet, John Goerzen, 1998/09/27
- Re: [aclug-L] telnet, Jeremy Johnstone, 1998/09/29
- [aclug-L] Security Question: How safe is it?, Bob Deep, 1998/09/29
- Re: [aclug-L] Security Question: How safe is it?, Jeremy Johnstone, 1998/09/29
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