I'm using gmail.com in mozilla's Firefox version 3; cannot seem to find ssh.
I'm trying to login in to my account at CalTech; according to their FAQ, "if you are running a linux system, go to the terminal, and type "ssh[youruserna
Thanks for any advice, and PgP won't do, by the way.
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The ssh [yourusername]
So please open a Terminal from the menu Applications → Accessories → Terminal and type:
ssh [yourusername]
substitute [yourusername] with your real user name assigned to you from caltech.edu
example:
ssh <email address hidden>
Hope this helps
| John Wagner (gnujohn) said : | #4 |
Marcobra:
Yeah, you solved my problem, and completely! Thanks, man, a million-fold. If there's anything I can ever do to help you, feel free to call on me. You were right to the point, and you got me there: right now, I'm logged in, and working on my programs without having to drive all the way out to Pasadena from Koreatown. Thanks so very much.
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