Remote control with nomachine NX

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HairyWill
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#16 Post by HairyWill »

Vampire,
I've never used tiny login either and can't really offer any advice i just knew I'd seen something similar before.
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#17 Post by vampire666 »

Ok, no problem.

Thanks for the interest. :)

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#18 Post by Ian »

Tinylogin already exists in Puppy.

I think what you would have to do is add the user nx.

To do this create a directory named 'home' in the top directory:

in a console type,

mkdir /home

then run.

adduser nx

type in a pasword, you will not see the password echoed back to the terminal, hit enter and type it again and hit enter.

This will give you the user nx.

To remove a user, type,

deluser 'the user name'

hit enter.

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#19 Post by HairyWill »

3.01 with not much added

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# ls -l /bin/adduser
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 7 2007-11-24 09:21 /bin/adduser -> busybox
I have tried looking for *iny* *ogin* and find nothing that seems to relate to tinylogin.
It is available as a pet in the package manager.
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#20 Post by Ian »

HaryWill, try.

find / -name tinylogin

you should get

/bin/tinylogin

If you are trying to add a user try the steps that I have detailed above.

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#21 Post by HairyWill »

Ian
Its not me trying add a user, I'm just being argumentative about the location of tinylogin.
using 3.00

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# which tinylogin
# find / -name tinylogin
# 
zilch
It is available in the package manager
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#22 Post by Ian »

Sorry men, I have been working in 2.17.1.

Just booted up 3.0 and find there is no tiny login or adduser.

I would go back to 2.17.1 and see what success you have.

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