From: malQRMassimilation@gmail.com   
      
   On Tue, Aug 02, 2022 at 10:28:28PM -0400, Telecom Digest Moderator wrote:   
   > Thanks for reading this, and thanks for your patience while I try various   
   > solutions to the problem.   
      
   For the moment, I have found a way around the port blocking. One of   
   the readers, who prefers to remain anonymous, told me that Panix has a   
   "Shell In A Box" feature which allows for access to a Unix shell   
   through Panix's web server. For the moment, that will have to do, and   
   although it causes some confusion when I enter cntl commands to   
   emacs, I'll learn to adapt. My thanks to the person who helped, and   
   I've already told him that I owe him a beverage of his choice the next   
   time he's in Burnsville, NC. THANKS DUDE!   
      
   I'm still looking for a longer-term solution, so this part is still important:   
      
   > If you are, or know someone who is, an expert on Protonvpn setups, please   
   send   
   > me a reply off-line, to malassimilation at gmail.  I'm trying to get   
   > prontonvpn to carry port 22 traffic around the blockage, but so far without   
   > success.   
      
   BIll Horne   
   Phone 536-0264 in the west North Carolina area code.   
      
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