[rescue] how to use a NAT/PAT to forward SSH to aninternalbox

[Steve Sandau]

OK, so there are *two* reasons I didn't understand:
1) The word is obscure. I know some obscure words, but
   I haven't spoken Middle English for several hundred years. ;)
2) It was missing a whole syllable.

I picked out 2 words. I either didn't understand "either" or "vitrol."
I'm slightly miffed that Amy didn't know which one confused me... ;)

> > > > > it is fixed AMICABLY and WITHOUT VITROL.
> > > >                            ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> >                                        ^^^^^^
> > That part. ;)
> > Sorry, but I don't know what that is...
> 
> I think she meant "vitriol":
> 
> (from m-w.com)
> 
> Main Entry: vit?ri?ol
> Pronunciation: 'vi-trE-&l
> Function: noun
> Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Medieval Latin vitriolum,
> alteration of Late Latin vitreolum, neuter of vitreolus glassy, from Latin
> vitreus vitreous
> Date: 14th century
> 
> 1 a : a sulfate of any of various metals (as copper, iron, or zinc);
> especially : a glassy hydrate of such a sulfate b : OIL OF VITRIOL
> 
> 2 : something felt to resemble vitriol especially in caustic quality;
> especially : virulence of feeling or of speech
> - vit?ri?ol?ic /"vi-trE-'a"-lik/ adjective
> 
> See #2.
> 
> Bill

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Steve Sandau
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