xnox | please add a bot to #ubuntu-steam | 01:02 |
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AlanBell | done | 08:16 |
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xnox | thanks a lot | 09:18 |
mvuelma | Hello, everyone. | 16:18 |
mvuelma | I would ask a cloak. Here is my LP: https://launchpad.net/~martavuelma | 16:20 |
k1l_ | mvuelma: that looks good. just wait for an ircc member to stop by and acept it | 16:21 |
Fuchs | omnomnom IRCC members | 16:23 |
mvuelma | Thanks, k1l_. | 16:25 |
Tm_T | hi | 16:25 |
Pici | Fuchs: could you please setup mvuelma with an ubuntu/member/mvuelma cloak? | 16:26 |
Fuchs | Pici: sure | 16:26 |
Tm_T | Pici: you're quicker than I am (: | 16:26 |
Fuchs | mvuelma: you are now cloaked as an ubuntu member, congratulations :) | 16:26 |
Pici | mvuelma: grats :) | 16:26 |
k1l_ | grats | 16:27 |
mvuelma | Thank you very much! | 16:27 |
Tm_T | mvuelma: welcome aboard (: | 16:27 |
HJG | Im looking for a simple solution to make a secure connection between an Ubuntu computer, and my Windows computer. I want to be able to controll the Ubuntu PC that will be used as a server. And I want to be able to connect to it from out of town. Any ideas regarding this? | 17:41 |
HJG | any ideas at all? | 17:47 |
holstein | HJG: i would try an official support channel like #ubuntu ...i use openssh-server which can be connected to with any linux box and puTTY from windows.. i have puTTY on a usb stick (portable).. theres nomachine, freenx.. vnc, vnc over ssh.. teamviewer | 17:51 |
HJG | hm, okay. I thought that's the channel I was in. Sorry about that :P I used an openssh-server and connected via puTTY, but I got a new router and I dont feel like doing it all over again, since I barely got it working the first time. Thanks for your answer, I'll look into that | 17:54 |
holstein | HJG: the new router is a firewall issue.. that will need configured regardless of your OS.. or try something commercial like teamviewer that does that "work" for you | 17:55 |
HJG | okay, thanks | 17:57 |
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