[00:58] would it be easier to try and use ssh for vpn, or better just to use something like openvpn? [00:58] i really just want to use it to connect to smb shares from home when i'm on the road with my laptop [01:38] ssh is way easier [01:42] that is what i though [01:42] does it work with udp or just tcp do ya know? [01:43] btw. 1 handed typing is hard, but waking the baby is not worth a free 2nd hand [01:52] you can forward udp over ssh, I think [01:56] k... actually, forget that, i forgot i started using nfs on this laptop... that might be easier than smb anyways [01:58] sshfs is better than both [01:58] if you just need to share between 2 computers [01:59] hmm [02:00] it is mainly for my ubuntu laptop when i'm away from home [02:00] sshfs sounds about right up the alley, i'll take a look [02:01] thing is, i have mounted folders inside of pictures pointing to my nfs shares... i'd like for that to stay seemless, so that is why i figured a vpn/sshtunnel would be best [02:03] hmmm [02:06] so i wanna keep the same mountpoint and basically not disturb how things are "as is now" but be able to tunnel the nfs share via ssh while on the road.... [02:07] for everything else, i just ssh into my server and use weechat in terminal, so i don't care about much else, just nfs [02:07] although, i wouldn't mind fwding all traffic just to keep it encrypted when at public wifi spots [02:08] yeah, it's good to use an ssh tunnel to a trusted location as a SOCKS5 proxy when on open wifi [02:08] I do that all the time [02:37] yeah, that is why i love gmail b/c i make sure to use the secure ports, but still even for browsing, rather be secure [02:41] mhall119: ever use the gnome ssh tunnel manager? [02:50] ShawnR: nope, just the command line [07:35] for the life of me, i can't get this ssh proxy working, I know i've done it before from my android phone === jussi01_ is now known as jussi [14:38] Morning Everyone [20:23] exchange + maxolase1squad = sad [20:33] exchange + anything = sad [20:40] ;-P [20:45] Unfortunately, exchange makes some people happy. [20:46] yeah, MS shareholders