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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?

replying to self:

do an ssh tunnel and address filter for localhost only on the
deamon end in /usr/local/etc/gkrellmd.conf

randy