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   CHANGES SINCE Beta1.04
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1.  Resizing your xterm (or whatever you are using) would screw up text editors
like pico, pine, etc.  I overlooked a simple interupt but it was annoying
I just picked a good default setting and didn't resize the window, not knowing
or caring what the problem was until someone emailed me about it.  (Big monitors
make you lazy)

2.  Now there is a version file to aid in the backward compatibility war.  This file lets me 
know whether or not rewrite scripts, and how exactly to rewrite them.  If you have an problems changing
versions please let me know.  

3.  Rewrites scripts from previous versions of sshbuddy to fix xterm resize problem.

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   CHANGES SINCE Beta1.03
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1.  Changed the order in which ssh options are passed so that the option +C will work,
(and hopefully every other option too.)

2.  There was a bug in saving passwd checkbox, if you saved a passwd, then unclicked the
save button it would still save your password.  Now it behaves correctly.

3.  Added Custom Expect Script option.  This should allow you to do anything with the tool including starting local programs.

4.  Added some backward compatiblility, making the datafile storage smaller to.  


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    INSTALLING  
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1.  Make sure you have a recent version of expect and tcl.
    You need tcl/tk 8.0.5 (i use menus is why you need tcl8.0.5
    
    You can find out which version you have with a 
    "expectk -version" at the prompt
 
2.  Make sure you have a working ssh in your path 

3.  Edit the first line of the script to point to where your expectk is located.
    a "which expectk" will hopefully tell you where your expectk lives if
    tcl tk expect have been installed correctly.  

    Here's what to do if you haven't installed them correctly and want to
    run sshbuddy.  (Just in case your sys admin isn't up to date on tcl/tk and you 
    had to install them in your home directory)
    
    Edit the script and set expect_path to where it should be set
    This works if you don't install expect tcl and tk. (instructions in
    script)

    Also you should put setenv TK_LIBRARY whatever
                        setenv TCL_LIBRARY whatever 
    
    in your .cshrc or equivent
    
    this is because the sshbuddy spawns a new xterm that sources your
    login files (ie the connect button won't work)

    The tcl/tk readme's explain how to do this.

    
4.  Install the script somewhere that is world readable. 

5.  Put it in your Menu and use the icon I have provided.

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 IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS
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What I won't help you with...
  Installing ssh
  Installing tcl/tk 
  Installing expect
  

What I will help you with...
  Fixing a bug in the sshbuddy script
  Adding more functionally to the tool that you need

If I missed anything please let me know.       

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Charles Wright
wrighrc@eng.auburn.edu
http://sundilla.net/sshbuddy
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