Date: Wed, 02 Dec 1998 12:35:06 -0800 From: Greg Shenaut <greg@bogslab.ucdavis.edu> To: questions@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: back orifice Message-ID: <199812022035.MAA17844@deal1.bogs.org>
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A little bit ago, someone asked about how to install Back Orifice on their FreeBSD machine. (Hace poco, alguien pregunto como instalar back orifice en su maquina freebsd.) Since I had never heard of this program, and in fact thought it was some kind of asshole joke, I didn't think anything about it until several other people posted about the correct translation of the question, but without commenting on the program. (Asi que nunca habia oido del programa, y de hecho pensaba que era alguna clase de chiste-culo, no pense nada de esto hasta que varios postaron sobre la traduccion de la pregunta sin comentar acerca del programa.) So I did a web search and found out about it: it's a freeware remote access tool for windows 95+, and there is in fact a *nix client for it. I'm wondering whether this works as well as it sounds on FreeBSD. Has anyone tried it? (Asi que busque en la Red y aprendi un poco: es un "remote access tool" (lamento que mi vocabulario en espanol me falla), gratis para Windows 95+, y de hecho lleva un cliente *nix. Me pregunto si esto funciona tan bien como suena con FreeBSD. Lo ha probado alguien?) I'm interested because in spite of a largely FreeBSD and BSD/OS network, we do have a couple of W95 machines, and such a tool might be very worthwhile, especially if we can telnet from FreeBSD --> W95. (Me interesa porque no obstante una red con la mayoria de systemas FreeBSD y BSD/OS, si que tenemos un par de maquinas con W95, y un tal instrumento puede tener mucha utilidad, sobre todo si podriamos comunicar desde FreeBSD hacia W95 via telnet.) -Greg To Unsubscribe: send mail to majordomo@FreeBSD.org with "unsubscribe freebsd-questions" in the body of the message
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