free shells

Stumbled over a good link? Post it here... (the board is flushed regularly)
User avatar
caisher
On the way to fame!
On the way to fame!
Posts: 46
Joined: 04 Oct 2007, 16:00
16
Location: Texas,USA
Contact:

Post by caisher »

8)
remote shells
thnx
success
The barrier to change is not too little caring; it is too much complexity.
改变世界的阻碍,并非人类的冷漠,而是这个世界太复杂

User avatar
Still_Learning
Fame ! Where are the chicks?!
Fame ! Where are the chicks?!
Posts: 1040
Joined: 11 Jun 2008, 16:00
15
Location: Trigger City

Post by Still_Learning »

Well you are giving example to telnet, SSH and telnet are diffrent, SSH is more secure, can I reach a SSH from telnet? Telnet and SSH are also diffrent ports. I would like to use SSH to IRC. I appriciate all the help you have given so far, and thank you!

User avatar
Ukn0wn
forum buddy
forum buddy
Posts: 13
Joined: 22 Jun 2008, 16:00
15

Post by Ukn0wn »

What do you do with the login? I can't figure that out.

User avatar
bad_brain
Site Owner
Site Owner
Posts: 11636
Joined: 06 Apr 2005, 16:00
18
Location: In your eye floaters.
Contact:

Post by bad_brain »

@itzm3
nope, you can't contact an SSH server by using telnet because telnet simply don't support the whole encryption process.
and yes, at least in theory you could use IRC via SSH by pipelining the connection, it's called tunneling. but to create a secure (encrypted) connection both parties have to support it...and I am not aware of an IRC server that does (but well, I have to admit the only IRC server I visit is the suck- one :lol: ).
but if you meant to simply connect to IRC the regular way: nope, not possible via SSH client, but some still support the telnet protocol so you could try it this way.

@Ukn0wn
um, login I guess? :lol:
of course you have to create an account first, this is either done via the website or also through the shell in an interactive way, depends on the shell provider... :wink: once logged in it's like working on a remote *nix system, with limited possibilities of course.

G-Brain
Fame ! Where are the chicks?!
Fame ! Where are the chicks?!
Posts: 467
Joined: 08 Nov 2007, 17:00
16
Location: NL

Post by G-Brain »

bad_brain wrote:@itzm3
nope, you can't contact an SSH server by using telnet because telnet simply don't support the whole encryption process.
Sure it does, you just gotta do it by hand 8)

User avatar
bad_brain
Site Owner
Site Owner
Posts: 11636
Joined: 06 Apr 2005, 16:00
18
Location: In your eye floaters.
Contact:

Post by bad_brain »

hehe, well, I really like to work in a shell, but in THIS case I really prefer skip the extra load of keystrokes and use a regular ssh client...I mean, if someone is really using a telnet client for ssh he must also use the gopher protocol for websites to stay consequent... :lol:

User avatar
Still_Learning
Fame ! Where are the chicks?!
Fame ! Where are the chicks?!
Posts: 1040
Joined: 11 Jun 2008, 16:00
15
Location: Trigger City

Post by Still_Learning »

I see.. they seem to be down i am not sure, i logged into the first one and got the prompt typed LS to see what was in the directory and it brought me to some kind of editor where i kept trying control-z control-c control-x everything and had to X out in windows. After that it would not give me access anymore to any of the links..

What im trying to do is set up an eggdrop bot for the first time
i have directions from http://www.egghelp.org/setup.htm

after i learn to set up a basic one then i will probuly want to learn how to edit the bot and customize it the way i want it but i need to get a shell account first to practice. I also have ubuntu installed if it would be easier to do threw the konsole prompt

thanks

User avatar
Still_Learning
Fame ! Where are the chicks?!
Fame ! Where are the chicks?!
Posts: 1040
Joined: 11 Jun 2008, 16:00
15
Location: Trigger City

Post by Still_Learning »

More free shells...?

http://freeshell.org/

User avatar
tch0rt
forum buddy
forum buddy
Posts: 22
Joined: 05 Sep 2008, 16:00
15

Post by tch0rt »

most people use a telnet cleint now
give putty a try

User avatar
ayu
Staff
Staff
Posts: 8109
Joined: 27 Aug 2005, 16:00
18
Contact:

Post by ayu »

tch0rt wrote:most people use a telnet cleint now
You sure about that? :roll:
"The best place to hide a tree, is in a forest"

User avatar
bad_brain
Site Owner
Site Owner
Posts: 11636
Joined: 06 Apr 2005, 16:00
18
Location: In your eye floaters.
Contact:

Post by bad_brain »

telnet is totally outdated, SSH is the standard now. telnet is only used for stuff like IRC bot administration, but even this should be better done via DCC.... :wink:

Post Reply