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I use "ls" with a switch, like "ls -la" will list out everything in the directory, including the permissions and all. Some distros have included "dir" but it's more of a pain than ls. All the switches can be found using the man command as AMDave laid out above.Quote:
Originally Posted by vaughan
On my Windows XP and 2000 systems I use LogMeIn so that I can check their status remotely - either from the other side of my office or the world (it worked perfectly when I was in Florida last year). :)
I've checked out the LogMeIn web site and they don't have a Linux version of LogMeIn yet. What can I use or run on my Ubuntu 7.04 box so I can check on it from my Win XP Pro SP2 boxen?
It´s even easier om WCG!
First you install Linux, then u go to www.worldcommunitygrid.org and register, then you download the Linux program and then it should be running!
Easy as a...
Huh, that doesn't make sense.
Well..it was so easy for me with a linux 6.10..
It wasn´t harder than that..^^^
But on WCG forum they can help better!
You can either set up a DynamicDNS to get you back to your linux box and access your VNC interfaceQuote:
Originally Posted by vaughan
OR
Use LogMeIn to get into your Win box and VNC to the linux box from there.
There is another pay-to-use product called gotomypc which works like logmein and includes a linux install.
I use Dave's 2nd option, Logmein to my main compy, and VNC across to any machine inside my network.
I have to do that because I can only portforward to 1 machine (mine).
Bubben, you miss-read Vaughans post. He wants to remote connect to a linux box .
Thanks Ototero and Dave. So I install vnc server on the Ubuntu box and use vnc viewer on my Windows box?