Newbie question

[Anthony E. Greene]

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On 23-Sep-2002/17:56 -0400, Sean M McMahon <ambassadorsean@juno.com> wrote:
>I asked a question a week or so ago about using gpg to move a
>customer's credit card information over the web. I was gifted with the
>first actually well written explanation that I have seen throughout my
>quest to find answers to my problem, which has been carried out in over a
>dozen e-mails to my web host's tech support people who obviously have no
>idea what they're doing or what they're talking about.
[snip]
>Someone had asked a number of questions regarding my platform/web
>server etc., none of which I understood =) However, my control panel
>which I use to manage my web page had the following information on
>it:
[snip]

Looks like a pretty standard Linux setup. If you have telnet or (better)
SSH access to the server then we can help you figure out how to get this
working. If the only access you have is through an ISP-specific interface
(ie; the "control panel" you mentioned), then the ISP will have to help
you.

Do you have SSH or telnet access to the server?

Tony
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