Play with my Mac!

[pwharff]

Want to play with my Mac, just ssh into it with this command from the terminal:

ssh wackymac@wackymac.tzo.com

Password: wackymac

Or you can use any ssh program. If your in or running OS 9, you can download a free Mac ssh client at:

http://www.macssh.com/

Username: wackymac
Password: wackymac
IP Address: wackymac.tzo.com

Enjoy!!!

 

[slur]

I see you've closed your machine off. Did someone try to hack your box?

 

[rharder]

rharder@usw-pr-shell2:~$ ping wackymac.tzo.com
ping: unknown host wackymac.tzo.com

Hey, there ain't no such thing as wackymac.tzo.com.

-Rob

 

[endian]

I hope it's closed off... Hardly a very bright thing to do

 

[rharder]

Maybe's he's smarter than you give him credit for.

Maybe he's discovered some hole that lets him back-hack your computer when you ssh in.

Not likely.

Hey, pwharff, what happened after you put out that post?

-Rob

 

[pwharff]

The fact of the matter is that this was my very ancient iMac rev. b and I didn't care if anything happend to it. Also, it is on a totally seperate network, so there's no way that my G4 466 could get hacked. And finally, the reason I shut it down was not because it's a "bad idea" or worried that I might get "hacked", it was simply because hardly anyone was using it (no one downloading or uploading anything, I had one person download VPC 4). So ... if you want me to turn it back on, just let me know. Also, let me know what you think.

 

[slur]

I'd like to see what you've got going on in that little computer of yours...

 

[rharder]

Yeah, let's play hack-a-mac. JK.

Put it up. It's always fun to have a terminal to explore.

-Rob

 

[Phluxy]

don't call the imac ancient i would kill for one of those.