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 Posted: Fri 06 Oct '06 21:01 Post subject: Problem with PuTTY |
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I have found that I can backspace the dir that I am at, but i have a bigger problem.
If i typed a command (httpd - k restart), and then I fixed the problem (- k to -k), I would find that part of my dir is erased. I do not know why that happens, and if I can fix it. Did this happen to you?
EDIT: I fixed the problem. I needed to choose Ctrl-H in the config panel. |
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Jorge
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| Posted: Fri 06 Oct '06 23:44 Post subject: |
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| that a problem of FreeSSHD not Putty, I noticed that to whne using FreeSSHD. My Mac doesn't have this. |
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| Posted: Sat 07 Oct '06 0:46 Post subject: |
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| is there another (free) thing like freeSSHd? |
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Brian
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| Posted: Sat 07 Oct '06 4:39 Post subject: |
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Is this a WinSSHD or PuTTY issue?
PuTTY is odd, not as refined as DOS or SSH on Unix, but to go back press SHIFT-BACK, that is it.
I have used PuTTY for about one year and to date, ZERO problems of any time. And the big advantage - s e c u r i t y.
I don't understand how this relates to Mac, clue me in please 
Is there a problem with WinSSHD not working for you? remember, you have to differentiate between the server and the client, a problem with PuTTY does not equate to a problem with the WinSSHD or what ever server you choose to use.
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| Posted: Sat 07 Oct '06 4:49 Post subject: |
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It actually is a freeSSHd problem.
Do you have the same problem with WinSSHD? |
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Jorge
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| Posted: Sat 07 Oct '06 18:51 Post subject: |
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What i ment was that it is indeed a freeSSHd problem, when i connect to my mac (it runs an ssh server aswel) i don't have the problem.
I haven't tried WinSSHd so i can't comment on that. |
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sb.net
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| Posted: Sat 07 Oct '06 21:57 Post subject: |
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Ok  Do you use freeSSHd? |
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Jorge
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| Posted: Sun 08 Oct '06 11:56 Post subject: |
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Yes because its free and it does the job.
You can look at http://sshwindows.sourceforge.net/
Its a win32 port of OpenSSH thats what i use on mac.
Update: I just installed OpenSSH and after a minor problem zith a cygwin confict it now is working fine. |
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