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Tag Archives: ssh
Tabs in PuTTY
When hanging out in Windows land, life is pretty rough without PuTTY. And while PuTTY is awesome, it too is missing a few nice features. One noticeable default lack is the inability to open multiple tabs with sessions in a … Continue reading
PuTTY + Launchy = FTW
I had some problems using Launchy on Vista a while ago (slow, crashed), but the latest version has been working like Ajax on the plains of Scamander. I won’t go into the details of Launchy here, as much has been … Continue reading
Tortoise and SSH key authentication
While setting up Tortoise recently, I couldn’t easily find how to tell it I wanted to use keys for SSH authentication. This post helpfully described how Tortoise actually uses PuTTY for its SSH connections, and how to get key-based auth … Continue reading
Easier Sharing: SSHFS
My last post was on how I used Samba to share files from my central media server to other machines on my local network. Seemed great at first, but having used it for a little while, I was rather disappointed. … Continue reading
More Tasty Tips for DenyHosts
After living with DenyHosts for some time, I have made some additional configuration changes that are quite helpful. Whitelist known good IPsI found after not very long that my home IP address had been added to my webserver’s hosts.deny file … Continue reading







