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Xianhang Zhang started following the idea "Make your own template controls" in Balsamiq.

Xianhang Zhang started following the idea "Custom UI Library Items" in Balsamiq.

Xianhang Zhang started following the idea "Windows Mobile 6 Application" in Brightkite.

Xianhang Zhang replied on September 28, 2008 23:23 to the discussion "What would make this site even more awesome?" in Bumblebee Labs:

We're rolling out a completely new commenting system in the next 24 hours and we'll put it back when it's in place.

Xianhang Zhang replied on September 25, 2008 20:35 to the problem "Add my e-mail in case I need my password." in Bumblebee Labs:

This is coming soon. But for now, if you forget your password, it's probably easiest just to create a new account.

Xianhang Zhang replied on September 18, 2008 23:07 to the idea "Search Bar" in Bumblebee Labs:

Done!

Xianhang Zhang replied on September 13, 2008 19:09 to the idea "Show "No Vote"" in Bumblebee Labs:

This can be done using the "I don't know" link

Xianhang Zhang started a conversation in Bumblebee Labs on September 13, 2008 04:28:

What would make this site even more awesome?

Any suggestions?

Xianhang Zhang started a conversation in Bumblebee Labs on September 13, 2008 04:22:

What is your favourite question on this site?

Xianhang Zhang started following the question "Simply Export iPhone Contacts to a csv or any flat file!" in Apple.

Xianhang Zhang replied on July 28, 2008 22:28 to the question "Need to su or sudo!" in ExpanDrive:

our current server doesn't allow direct root login but it does allow sudo. Whatever WinSCP does, it works and that's what I use right now but if SFTPDrive could support that, I would switch in a heartbeat.

Xianhang Zhang started following the question "Need to su or sudo!" in ExpanDrive.

Xianhang Zhang replied on July 27, 2008 10:48 to the question "Need to su or sudo!" in ExpanDrive:

According to WinSCP:

Use sudo on Login

In some cases you may be able to use sudo command straight after login to change a user, before file transfer session starts.

FTP protocol does not allow this.

The SFTP and SCP protocols allow for this, but the actual method is platform dependant.

With SFTP protocol, you can use SFTP server option on SFTP tab of Login dialog to execute SFTP binary under different user. Under Unix/Linux with OpenSSH server, you can specify:

sudo su -c /bin/sftp-server

If WinSCP can sudo, it should be possible.