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Subject: Re: end-user whines about 2.10 
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if i want to run gkrellmd on a distant host and connect to it
from my roaming laptop (i.e. one can not count on laptop's ip
address or forward dns), and one would like encryption and as
many other safeties as you can think of, what's the hack?

randy