Browser Based Access to Lish, problem.
Also, I can only have one java lish window open at any time. What can I do to make it work with several windows open at the same time in IE? My MS Windows client computer is just a dumb client. I have very limited access on it.
EDIT: Corrected spelling.
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After protecting it using Apache with reverse proxy, https and .htaccess, I feel quite confident to use it when I cannot use PuTTY or similar.
It will not work for Lish, but I think you really don't need to use lish if you could get a web-based access to your box… am I wrong?
LISH is an SSH session to the Host machine(e.g. atlanta38.linode.com), not your vm. It then initiates a console (not ssh) session from the host server to your Linode VM. Its as if you were sitting in the datacenter in front of a monitor and keyboard.
As long as you can SSH to the host server, you can unfuddle your firewall.
@hotgazpacho:
Linode guys, correct me if I'm wrong…
LISH is an SSH session to the Host machine(e.g. atlanta38.linode.com), not your vm. It then initiates a console (not ssh) session from the host server to your Linode VM. Its as if you were sitting in the datacenter in front of a monitor and keyboard.
As long as you can SSH to the host server, you can unfuddle your firewall.
Yes… my firewall comment was aimed at the person before me who implied that having an http accessible ssh session to his linode, within his linode was the same as lish.
If you have two boxes and one of them is reachable, this can be implemented by yourself. But maybe it is a good idea for Linode to provide this…
as he said "java lish" I thought you were using a Java applet, and I was so lazy that I didn't check it out…
please forget all that I have said in this thread…
But, he is right. Something is broken in that website.
With my own AjaxTerm, I can type á é í ó ú without problems.
With your AjaxTerm, I cannot…