If you found this, you know what you’re looking for
- goto http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
- download puttyGen
- run it, with ssh-2 RSA
- click generate
- leave key passphrase blank.
- yeah save both the private and public keys for future use.
- at the top of the app, there’s a “OpenSSH authorized_keys” text window, copy and paste the information into ~/.ssh/authorized_keys as one line. (You’ll need to shell into the box first).
Start putty
- enter the ip/host address
- enter a session name.
- in the menu tree goto: connection->data enter your auto-login name
- in the menu tree goto: connection->ssh->auth click browse and select the private key you saved from the above section.
- in the menu tree goto: session click save
- test, by clicking open.
Enjoy.
Completely pointless to most people, unless they’re really looking for a review on something…
My throat was sore from since Saturday, and today’s Monday. I’ve been taking “Cepalcol Sore Throat” to try and numb the soreness that was on the back of my tongue, down my throat, and only to one side… weird.
To the point, cepacol just numbed my tongue, lessened the throat/tongue soreness.
“Ricola Lemon-Mint”, took one and wham… soreness went away… it was soothed. Maybe I was just already getting better, but Ricola definitely made my throat feel a lot better.
Cepacol:
- Taste: 5/10, wouldn’t eat it as a candy.
- Effectiveness: 7/10, just numbed my tongue, but did give some relief
- Overall: 6/10
Recola:
- Taste: 8/10, I like lemon and mint combination. I could eat it as a candy… but does have a little medicine taste to it, so that’s where the 2 got knocked off.
- Effectiveness: 10/10, can’t notice the soreness as I’m typing this.
- Overall: 9/10
Disclaimers:
- I’m not a doctor, this is not medical advice.
- I’m not partnered with the manufacturers of Cepacol, or Ricola
- Trademarks below to their respective owners.