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Dumb question, but in order to do this, do I need webmin installed on the
tinysofa box?  If so, what is the easiest way to obtain via the command line? 
If I have webmin installed on the desktop, can I then use it to administer the
server?  I couldn't see where that was set up.

Thanks.

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Trey

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