Why am I still an a.ssh.ole?
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Get a grip. You probably just think you are.
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You are probably hitting a firewall set down by either the person who had the computer before you or the administrator. What system do you have and are you the Admin.?
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My suggestion would be to go to the religious section of this forum. The holier than thou that inhabit that realm are surely your equal if not superior to you in knowledge, at least in their mind. And as far as the black holes that are inside all of us, I think you have that confused with the A-ssh ole that resides in you.
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Depending on what you want to do you want this. \nIn all cases you need a valid log in to the machine and the correct ports need to be open and the software to recieve connections need to be open as well. \n\nDo NOT log in as root ever. If you cannot do what your doing without being root su  to root after you log in. \n\nTo move files SCP is the best way to do it. \nWindows machine - WinSCP is an awesome client. It is also free. See link below. \nLinux machine - Port 22 has to be open to at least your machine and sshd has to be up and running. \n\nTo create a text login ssh is the best way to connect.\nWindows machine - Putty is a really good ssh client and also contains several other good utilities. \nLinux machine - Port 22 has to be open to at least your machine and sshd has to be up and running. \n\nTo use X (GUI) Apps. \nLog in using SSH. Start your X app with an & after it. It will display on your machine. \nWindows machine - You must have an X server on your machine. Most of these cost money. I'll try to link you to a free or shareware X server for windows. \nLinux machine - X must be installed. The default for desktop machines but many servers do not come with X.  sshd.conf must allow xforwarding. By default it will but sometimes you'll find it's turned off. You also will need to enable your machine to run X. This is done with the host command on the Linux machine.  Xhost allow yourmachinename if I remember correctly. \n\nThere are links with detail configurations for host.allow/deny which could cause connectivity problems and the syntax of Xhost as well as instructions on using authentication keys instead of password challange authentication.
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If you don't have admin rights from the get go, you will not be able to asign yourself rights. You could try to load in safe mode but that would require some registry editing. I would suggest getting the tech to load for you. TX
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Try the following...just some minor changes were made.\n\nAuthType Basic\nAuthName "???"\nAuthUserFile www.mywebroot.com/.htpasswd\nrequire user username
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can you get to the internet when you log in?  Have you try a terminal service into the server? and see if that works.  You can imz me i am a system admin too.\n\nAlso try loggin in as your user too you should have created yourself as a admin too.  See if you can bring the desktop that way once again if you still can't let me know and I will try to help yo solve this problem
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contact your ssystem administrator, he/she may know of anonymous sites you can bounce through
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Login as administrator, and check under Security settings.\n\nRouter's setup a webpage were you can login and do this. just goto the router's IP. (like http://192.168.0.1/). Login as admin. Check under something like Security or Encryption.
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As a normal user, ifconfig -a shows all the IP's.\nIf the same command is run as root, it will also show the MAC address
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when you first turn your puter on...hit f2 go to security your password should be under management
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this is all because of your administrator just log as administrtor if u have win 2003 server \ngo to start administrator tool\nlocal computer and groups \nmodify the accounts\nif u have installed active directory change the logon hour this is the time when a user can log on \nyou can log on agin \nif problem presist contect
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Are you logged in as the system administrator?\nTry that first. Even though you may have administrator rights.
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Check your security programs because one of them doesn't allow runing scripts. It could be the firewall...
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You probably don't have admin rights to your machine.  If that's not the case then security is screwed up on one of the directories.
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check your connection settings\ncheck your user name and password
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Your sysadmin person will probably have to recreate your account.  next time secure it with one of those annoying strong passwords.