Web-Terminal

[wigout]

Hey,

A webterminal... seems like this sort of approach could useful for something.....
I tried it on the pbo- it works as described.
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yamquad wrote:
ala google translate from German:

Web Terminal for the box (programming example)
»Posted in 23 January 2010 19:52 ¬ h.yamquadNo Comments

The following is a small example for sending commands on the Linux box. Works like a pseudo-terminal. The tool is a programming example, so does not claim to accuracy and completeness. For like one or the other but still be helpful even in this form, eg to display the free space on the box. If you want to use it to expand as part of the program or to which it is available.
Web Terminal (131) (http://ellion-blog.kaus-it.de/wp-content/plugins/download-monitor/download.php?id=15)http://minimodding.com/img/icons/external_link.gif

Installation is simple: The files in the Verzeichnins / tmp / www unzip and run over by Broweser http://ip.der.ellion.box/terminal.htmlhttp://minimodding.com/img/icons/external_link.gif (http://ip.der.ellion.box/terminal.html)
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Notes:

* The installation must be off the box after each repeat. You can automate this but of course.
* You only have permission of a web user on the Box





Some things won't work, but you can issue a number of commands.
Check it out:
http://ellion-blog.kaus-it.de/wp-content/uploads/www_terminal.zip

-wigout

[scboley]

thanks I've been compiling a list of all the things I'm going to put in my project and so far I'm planning to do all of the mods since space won't be an issue at all. it'll have ipkg with most of the optware added with metafeeds and considering a build environment so we could compile some wireless modules and use some good n usb cards and get rid of the realtek crap we're ball and chained with right now. I've also kicked around compiling a usb gigabit adapter since I found some cheap ones that have linux support sitting around and that would definitely change the shape of things a lot. This would fit right into all the things I want to do with this. I'm leaning to using a sata to compact flash adapter to put the remounted root on so that it leaves both the usb ports still open and it could be easily altered for anyone using a real hard drive in the system. The adapters are cheap on amazon for 7.99 and the compact flash is about 20 bucks so its a cheap expense.