Re: [ProgSoc] PuTTY on Win2K

[Vik <vik@nospam.progsoc.uts.edu.au>]

> Learn to use '138.25.6.1'.  You'll never go back, and wonder why everyone
> else is having problems.

yeah - I do that sometimes, but believe it or not, I do occasionally ssh
to machines outside progsoc. name easier to remember than number.

on that matter, I had a problem a while ago where most services on my LAN
didn't work unless they could do a reverse name lookup. I got named going
eventually, but found this a really annoying `feature'

> Question:  How hard is it -- really -- to save the PuTTY preferences (and
> everything else) for each user in a networked PC environment?  Especially
> when Novell is involved?  I hate having to reset my fonts to small + sans
> serif and my columns to 132 x 50.

Use the source, luke.

prolly wouldn't b that hard to change it from per-user registry settings
to per-machine settings.

vik

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