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--- reachme [2022/11/06 14:26] – 0.7.4 pietro
+++ reachme [2024/01/07 11:46] (versione attuale) – 0.7.5 pietro
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-{{:reachme:reachme_0.7.4_all.deb|Click here to download version 0.7.4 of reachme.}}
+{{:reachme:reachme_0.7.5_all.deb|Click here to download version 0.7.5 of reachme.}}
- ({{:reachme:reachme-light_0.7.4_all.deb|Click here}} for the "light" version)
+ ({{:reachme:reachme-light_0.7.5_all.deb|Click here}} for the "light" version)
+{{:reachme:reachthem_0.7.5_all.deb|Click here to download version 0.7.5 of reachthem.}}
 ===== What is this? =====
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 And this is how you use it:
-  * **reachme** is ran on **A**
+  * **reachme** is run on **A**
-  * **reachthem** is ran on **C**, sees there is a connection to **A** available, and allows the user of **C** to connect to **A**.
+  * **reachthem** is run on **C**, sees there is a connection to **A** available, and allows the user of **C** to connect to **A**.
 There is nothing very new or complicated in this: it just uses SSH port forwarding, a classic (and pretty safe) tool. **reachme** and **reachthem** make the process just a bit simpler, in particular if the user of **A** is technically not very sophisticated.
 ===== Typical use cases =====