Annie Anonymous

On Wed, 28 Nov 2007 21:49:03 +0000, NoStop wrote:


>
> Another option is to install webmin on the home Linux box then you can
> acess all its goodies with a regular web browser. Again, strong password
> and the default port in this case is 10000 and through https.
>
> Cheers.

Thanks for the help with this. It looks like webmin will work for me. Lots of
options and help. Thanks again and have a good day.

Regards

Annie Anonymous

On Wed, 28 Nov 2007 21:49:03 +0000, NoStop wrote:


>
> Another option is to install webmin on the home Linux box then you can
> acess all its goodies with a regular web browser. Again, strong password
> and the default port in this case is 10000 and through https.
>
> Cheers.

Thanks for the help with this. It looks like webmin will work for me. Lots of
options and help. Thanks again and have a good day.

Regards

NoStop

Anonymous Sender wrote:

> M!$$y 50m3b0dy wrote:
>
>> Thank you for the advice. I thought this was an Ubuntu forum?
>
> It is. So what does your "how can I waste time at work without getting
> caught" crap have to do with Ubuntu?
>
What's it too you? You paying his/her salary? Your time is better spent
defragging your Sea Drive then taking on the role of labour relations
manager for a company that you don't have an address for.

Cheers.

--
Sometimes, I Wake Up Grumpy.
Sometimes, I Just Let Him Sleep In.
-- My Wife

NoStop

Anonymous Sender wrote:

> M!$$y 50m3b0dy wrote:
>
>> Thank you for the advice. I thought this was an Ubuntu forum?
>
> It is. So what does your "how can I waste time at work without getting
> caught" crap have to do with Ubuntu?
>
What's it too you? You paying his/her salary? Your time is better spent
defragging your Sea Drive then taking on the role of labour relations
manager for a company that you don't have an address for.

Cheers.

--
Sometimes, I Wake Up Grumpy.
Sometimes, I Just Let Him Sleep In.
-- My Wife

Annie Anonymous

On Wed, 28 Nov 2007 21:49:03 +0000, NoStop wrote:


>
> Another option is to install webmin on the home Linux box then you can
> acess all its goodies with a regular web browser. Again, strong password
> and the default port in this case is 10000 and through https.
>
> Cheers.

Thanks for the help with this. It looks like webmin will work for me. Lots of
options and help. Thanks again and have a good day.

Regards

NoStop

Anonymous Sender wrote:

> M!$$y 50m3b0dy wrote:
>
>> Thank you for the advice. I thought this was an Ubuntu forum?
>
> It is. So what does your "how can I waste time at work without getting
> caught" crap have to do with Ubuntu?
>
What's it too you? You paying his/her salary? Your time is better spent
defragging your Sea Drive then taking on the role of labour relations
manager for a company that you don't have an address for.

Cheers.

--
Sometimes, I Wake Up Grumpy.
Sometimes, I Just Let Him Sleep In.
-- My Wife

Annie Anonymous

On Wed, 28 Nov 2007 21:49:03 +0000, NoStop wrote:


>
> Another option is to install webmin on the home Linux box then you can
> acess all its goodies with a regular web browser. Again, strong password
> and the default port in this case is 10000 and through https.
>
> Cheers.

Thanks for the help with this. It looks like webmin will work for me. Lots of
options and help. Thanks again and have a good day.

Regards

NoStop

Anonymous Sender wrote:

> M!$$y 50m3b0dy wrote:
>
>> Thank you for the advice. I thought this was an Ubuntu forum?
>
> It is. So what does your "how can I waste time at work without getting
> caught" crap have to do with Ubuntu?
>
What's it too you? You paying his/her salary? Your time is better spent
defragging your Sea Drive then taking on the role of labour relations
manager for a company that you don't have an address for.

Cheers.

--
Sometimes, I Wake Up Grumpy.
Sometimes, I Just Let Him Sleep In.
-- My Wife

Cyberiade.it Anonymous Remailer

NoStop wrote:

> Anonymous Sender wrote:
>
>> M!$$y 50m3b0dy wrote:
>>
>>> Thank you for the advice. I thought this was an Ubuntu forum?
>>
>> It is. So what does your "how can I waste time at work without getting
>> caught" crap have to do with Ubuntu?
>>
> What's it too you? You paying his/her salary?

Yes. I am.

Anything else you need cleared up today sonny?

Cyberiade.it Anonymous Remailer

Hello Kitty wrote:

> On 2007-11-29 15:38:49 -0500, Anonymous Sender
> <anonymous@remailer.metacolo.com> said:
>
>> M!$$y 50m3b0dy wrote:
>>
>>> Thank you for the advice. I thought this was an Ubuntu forum?
>>
>> It is. So what does your "how can I waste time at work without getting
>> caught" crap have to do with Ubuntu?
>>
>> Oh wait.... you asked how you could use Ubuntu to waste time at work.
>>
>> Here's a free clue kiddo: You can use the same Ubuntu on your own time.
>> Now do your job and fetch me my fries.
>>
>>> Why are
>>> you posting during working hours?
>>
>> Only a fat fugly American would make the mistake of assuming work hours
>> were the same world wide, in a post where's they're whining about being
>> told they should actually do some work while they're AT work.
>>
>> Thank you for being a sterling example of why you selfish sots are fast
>> becoming unwelcome even in your OWN country.
>
> Thanks again for the kind comments. BTW, 2PM GMT is in the middle of
> the work day. Make it a good day!

What sort of "job" does an idiot who can't comprehend the concept of time
zones do?

Just curious.