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I'd like to access folders etc on my home computer, a windows xp home edition operating system. How/Is it possible to set up that machine in such way that I can vpn into it and see its files and folders?
Started by Makach on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
But....
They block the typical VPN ports.
You can even set it so that you can access your home on Superuser.com
My internet provider does not allow being a VPN server on my home connection.
Like a web server to your office firewall.
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I have Apache running and GNU Screen at Home. I need to access the comp 100km far away. I want the access only to the files in the folder /var/www.
How can I get a remote control of my computer with SSH?
Started by Masi on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
A dynamic DNS service so that you can ssh into your home machine by hostname rather than having DNS at home).
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At the office I'm working behind a proxy. Is there any way to access my home computer, or just files shared there from my office?
Started by n0v1c3c0d3r on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
The client (that you would run on your work machine) can be configured to access the Internet through.
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I have a subversion server setup on my home network (windows).
I'd like to open a port in my router/firewall and allow access to it from the net. What do I need to do to make sure I don't put both my svn repo at risk and put at risk the rest of the network...
Started by Scott Weinstein on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
It sets up SSL access for you.
Have you looked at Visual SVN Server ?
It's free and really nice .
But if you paranoic, then you create VPN/SSH connection to your home network.
GeneQ's answer is right.
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I grant read privilege to all the users to my .vimrc file . But my colleague still can't read my .vimrc file . I guess in addiction to give the read privilege to the .vimrc file, in some way I should give the person who want to read it the "access right...
Started by HaiYuan Zhang on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
First, choose a directory that anyone can access (for example by chmod g+x /home/yourname....
Hi,
if your colleagues are members of your group you could grant access to your home directory" privilege on your home directory.
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When I run
gem install <somegem>
command the gem utility tries to access my home directory. It contains some non-latin characters and installation fails because of that. For example:
E:\ruby\bin>gem install <somegem> ERROR: While executing...
Started by Andrew on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Just changePerhaps try changing the value of the GEM_HOME environment directory?
If you GEM_PATH is set.
Try changing GEM_HOME and GEM_PATH.
To your user directory, it will still access it.
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I have followed some simple instructions in setting up a SVN server on my windows server at home. It insolve installing the svn binary and setting it up as a service. In my LAN I tried access my svn server at the svn port and everything works fine. However...
Started by erotsppa on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Want to either: set up a ssh tunnel to access your home server, or set your firewall to only accept.
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I get the same error described in this other SO post. The difference is that things are working when I'm at work where I don't have to VPN to the network. But when I try to access the same exact SVN repo from home I get the following error: TortoiseSVN...
Started by Mac on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Are you able to access the svn repository through your browser? As well as testing the connection do at work like access file shares on internal servers or access development servers?
Please supply exact error from your IE/FF when....
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Hello, I changed the folder permission of my Home directory by mistake and it is throwing up the following message while system start up.
User's $HOME/.dmrc is being ignored. THis prevents the default sesssion and language fron being saved File should...
Started by Angeline Aarthi on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I just right clicked my home folder, selected the Properties tab, Permissions, ans changed.
The home folder can normally be solved by running:
chmod 700 ~/ chmod 644 ~/.dmrc
from any terminal.
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Hi,
I'd like to set up a guest account on my laptop so that people can use it at my home, including internet access as usual via my wifi router, but not access the drive shares on my LAN. I have the following drive shares:
2 Windows 7 computers sharing...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
I still could ....
Hope this helps you some.
Restrict user access to programs, settings, Start menu items, and options.
They don't have to give a password at this point (only the once the user experience .
And access the share, they get in.
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