2 Newbie Questions

[John Buttery]

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* maf@appgate.com [2003-01-21 16:45:59 +0100]:
> It may be that you haven't signed the applet. An unsigned applet may
> only open tcp-connectiosn to the host from which it was downloaded.

  Speaking of signing, is there some kind of HOWTO or FAQ for producing
a signed version of MindTerm (or a java applet in general) under Linux?
I've found a couple of walkthroughs, most notably a very complete one in the
archives, but they all involve being in Windows and using Windows
software.  I'm currently working on a CGI script "picker" to launch
MindTerm and/or WeirdX depending on preference (yes, I know about
WeirdMind but it's only SSH1) but I can only ssh to our gateway with it,
for obvious reasons.  :)  If a HOWTO doesn't exist yet, I know how to
follow instructions and I'd like to work with someone on making one;
that way everybody benefits.  :)

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