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Re: [opensuse] How to set up a remote Linux user to access my networked Mac
- From: "Andrew Joakimsen" <joakimsen@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 27 Sep 2008 11:04:22 -0400
- Message-id: <23fd749a0809270804w4b7d5d14x477a36a17b428df6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
On Sat, Sep 27, 2008 at 6:16 AM, Maura Monville <mauede@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I believe SSH is enabled by default on the Mac. If not there is an
option to enable "remote login." And as David stated VNC is also an
option.
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Creating a new user and his access rights is a piece of cake on most platfo=
rms.=0ABut the problem I am facing is much harder and wonder if someone has=
solved a similar situation. Actually a couple of years ago Anders Johansso=
n, whose name sounds familiar to many of you, created an account on my Linu=
x laptop, located in TN -USA, from Sweden where he used to live. Since he i=
s an expert he instructed me what to do remotely. After his account was rea=
dy on my laptop he could access some system files and make the proper adjus=
tments on my system.=0ANow I have a DSP package that runs on Mac perfectly =
but for Linux there is only a beta version so far which is very unstable. I=
would like to give a collaborator in Finland, who uses Linux, access to my=
Mac so that he can run the DSP code where it really works.=0ADoes anone ha=
ve any idea how this remote connection can be implemented ?=0ASomeone has s=
uggested Timbuktu Pro Remote Control Software.=A0 =0Ahttp://www.netopia.com=
/ software/products/tb2/I browsed through the web site above mentioned and =
could not figure out where it has to be installed: on my Mac or on my colla=
borator's Linux system or on both systems ...?=0AEstablishing=A0 a remote c=
onnection betwen two Linux systems, with Anders Johannson, was not a huge d=
eal. But parhaps it becomes so because the two operating systems, although =
closely related, are actually different ... ?=0A=0AThank you so much.=0AMau=
ra =0A=0A=0A
I believe SSH is enabled by default on the Mac. If not there is an
option to enable "remote login." And as David stated VNC is also an
option.
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