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Shurato | Nick Andre | Re: Alternative Win32 Telnet Client? |
January 11, 2024 2:18 PM * |
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NA> On 10 Jan 24 19:55:00, Shurato said the following to Jas Hud: NA>S> I don't, I want to for my users who are paranoid and want to use ssh NA> instead NA>S> of telnet. Everything I do is for users I don't have, not me. I'd NA> just lik NA>S> to be able to do this from windows and get rid of my linux vm. NA> In 25 years of offering telnet access I've never had one that ever wanted NA> SSH. NA> I really don't understand the fascination of any Sysop that wants to offer NA> that. All of the convoluted Rube Goldberg in-betweenisms needed for a type NA> of user that simply does not exist. Note that I said user... because what NA> I do understand is the topic began on Fsx which itself is a Net NA> almost entirely comprised of insufferable Linux Sysops. Not users... NA> Sysops. NA> When the idea was challenged on the merit the rebuttal was tech. Because NA> Linux. Because we can, we must... offering something really only NA> understood by another insufferable Linux Sysop. These are people NA> who I guarantee they have never ran a board before, never had NA> thousands of users or multiline systems in the 90's. But they're NA> here now, they're Linux, and they know it all. NA> No user calling a board prefers or even tries connecting via SSH. Only the NA> insufferable Linux Sysop prefers this. And no, they are not paranoid NA> users. Far from it... That "user" has a level of expectation NA> and mannerism an average caller does not have. NA> I wouldn't want such a user on my board anyway as right off the bat he NA> feels a sense of techno-entitlement. Not ever realising that I could NA> be watching at the console. So much for the "security" for NA> mister-paranoid who probably would call once and vanish anyway. NA> Who wants that? Honestly I have very little in my life other than my BBS. It gives me something to do, when otherwise I would have nothing. Even for users I don't have, I would go that extra mile. Like adding email or a web interface or my own proxy (when the ftelnet proxy wouldn't work). It gives me something to do, even though it's not for me. --- Shurato, Sysop Shurato's Heavenly Sphere (ssh, telnet, pop3, ftp,nntp) (ports 22, 23, 110, 21, 119) (ssh: login bbs password shsbbs) *** THE READER V4.50 [freeware] --- * Origin: Shurato's Heavenly Sphere telnet://shsbbs.net (618:300/50) |
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