guys i setup my linux vm so that i can ssh into it from my home ip

[maks]

good idea I'll bet it's already being probed by chinese ip addresses why don't you open up the telnet port too while you're at it

[0mon Ra]

good idea I'll bet it's already being probed by chinese ip addresses why don't you open up the telnet port too while you're at it

i'm not a noob you retard

[juji]

i'm not a noob you retard

Show your .jar to prove you're not noob.

However, sometimes Java runtimes will appear "Permission to execute" I could refuse that permission because I don't trust Java.

[0mon Ra]

Show your .jar to prove you're not noob.

However, sometimes Java runtimes will appear "Permission to execute" I could refuse that permission because I don't trust Java.

ok

[maks]

i'm not a noob you retard

if you're using a windows 7 machine to virtualize linux then yes you are a noob. if I misinterpreted you and you're running an ssh server on windows you're also a stupid noob determined to reinvent the wheel.

if you're using a windows 7 machine to virtualize linux then yes you are a noob. if I misinterpreted you and you're running an ssh server on windows you're also a stupid noob determined to reinvent the wheel.

this is exactly what i said

the guy is overcomplicating something really simple

[maks]

this is exactly what i said

the guy is overcomplicating something really simple

and bragging about it, he made a thread to brag about forwarding a port on his router and he'd like to tell us he's not a noob.

[0mon Ra]

if you're using a windows 7 machine to virtualize linux then yes you are a noob. if I misinterpreted you and you're running an ssh server on windows you're also a stupid noob determined to reinvent the wheel.

completely wrong lol

[maks]

completely wrong lol

ok, so what other way is there to interpret "windows 7 is the host os" if you're not virtualizing linux under windows or running an ssh server in windows?