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> Well, if you are talking about the hostname... Just put the IP of the baslinux
> machine to /etc/hosts of the machine you're trying to ssh from. Assuming you
> have set up a ssh daemon on baslinux. Which isn't there by default... (I think
> you could use Sindi's dropbear, I don't remember if it includes scp, though)
> And, by the way, you don't actually need a hostname, just use the ip address
> instead, you can get it from ifconfig's output.

I just realized I had compiled dropbear (including dbclient and a small 
scp and dropbearkey, which you need to set up dropbear server)  against 
uclibc and posted that package too.

http://keesan.freeshell.org/bl/dropbear-full-0.49-uclibc.tgz

They came out with a newer version the day after I compiled this.
> Feel free to ignore this paragraph, people :)
>
> This is a misuse of the list, I guess, but, Sindi, I wanted to tell
> you once again:
> fix your spam filters... As, I guess, you didn't get several
> emails I have sent you from both gmail and sdf some time ago.


> -snip-
> > ftpget -u login -p password sdf.lonestar.org $1 $1
> > ftpput -u login -p password sdf.lonestar.org ~keesan $1
> >
> > Substitute your own login and password, and the URL of your account
> > instead of sdf.lonestar.org, and your own user name for keesan.  $1 is the
> > file name to be transferred.  ftpput puts it into your user directory.
> >
> > or you can use wget with login and password
> >
> > wget -c ftp://login:password AT sdf.lonestar.org/~keesan/$1
> >
> > or links (or links2) has a built-in ftp
> >
> > links ftp://login:password AT ftp.freeshell.org/arpa/g/m/k/keesan
> >
> > You can then download files from this directory.


> Heh, maybe my note might sound pedantic, but quoting is always a good 
> habit ;) I mean, the filename might contain whitespace, which would 
> cause the line to break. This is a lot more relevant in scripts, though.

Single or double quotes around my long lines above?
Sindi

> Karolis