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Old 09-14-2003, 05:18 AM   #1
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Need an SSH Client will Quanta do?


Normally for we I use Quanta on Man 9.2. However one site requires the use of a SSH Client (OpenSSH, Putty, etc).

I have a RH8.0 on another machine if this has a suitable rpm.

I couldn't find openssh as a gui and I am told putty is a Windoze app'.

I can load the site with sftp, but need something like Quanta? What do others use?
 
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