99% of people are going to go "what's SSH?" The other 1% are going to go to the Sourceforge Project Page and download it straight away. Symbian OS is turning out to be a rather capable portable computer system in its own right. Told you we did, but did you all listen?
SSH Client For Series 60 Released
Finally.This is way to cool!Anyone tried it?
The installer exists with this error message: Install Series60ProductID first.
Has the .sis been badly signed or i'm i trying to install the Series 80 version?
I've tried it but it doesn't seem to accept passwords longer than 8 characters... I filed a bug report on SourceForge, let's see if they pick it up and fix it.
I'll change my root password and give it a try a bit later.
Razvan
How nice and helpful to state that 99 % do not know what it is and then to just blabber on without explaining. Well done, have more of that limited cool fun in your pseudo-eitist 1 % group. I just hate this 5-minutes-ago techie arrogance.
It seems that the 7650 is not supported yet.
I just hate this 5-minutes-ago techie arrogance.
Oh alexcom, you're overreacting - you'd know what it is if you needed it.
Ask Mr. Google. 😉
I use ssh all the time "to give me secure command line access to a web server" and run command line apps on a remote machine.
This is much less bandwidth than any other method to remotely run some script of check to make sure a computer is still on the internet.
shit.. nice thing.. got me a nokia 6600 just yesterday, just amazing what ya can do with this phone.. you can sit someplace else without a computer and control your computer.. i love gprs too.. 😊
alexcom wrote:How nice and helpful to state that 99 % do not know what it is and then to just blabber on without explaining. Well done, have more of that limited cool fun in your pseudo-eitist 1 % group. I just hate this 5-minutes-ago techie arrogance.
Ooh, don't be that way. SSH = "secure shell" -- it's mainly used for unix/linux administrators ... basically command line admin (restarting your web server, etc....) ... normal users don't have a clue about SSH, because normal users never use SSH -- it's not an "elitist" thing -- it's a "who uses" it thing -- this way, tech nerds don't need to drag their notebook home over the weekend to make sure a system is up and running -- they can update, restart/reboot, modifty, their boxes from their phone via SSH -- is this client.. SSH1 or SSH2, that's the question. 😉