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[[cd]] shellinabox-2.10 | [[cd]] shellinabox-2.10 | ||
./configure && make && make install | ./configure && make && make install | ||
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| + | * make sure the [[firewall]] is open, here is an example for SUSE Linux: | ||
| + | rcSuSEfirewall2 stop | ||
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| + | * call shell in a box | ||
| + | shellinaboxd & | ||
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| + | * test it by surfing to your computer: http://localhost:4200 | ||
use proxypass in the [[apache]] configuration to forward to its port | use proxypass in the [[apache]] configuration to forward to its port | ||
Revision as of 12:18, 27 December 2011
Shell in a Box allows you to control a computer over the network using a Linux console in a web page.
- Download shell in a box from google
wget http://shellinabox.googlecode.com/files/shellinabox-2.10.tar.gz
- unpack it
tar xvzf shellinabox-2.10.tar.gz
- install some dependencies, in this example for SUSE Linux 12.1:
yast -i make
- build it
cd shellinabox-2.10 ./configure && make && make install
- make sure the firewall is open, here is an example for SUSE Linux:
rcSuSEfirewall2 stop
- call shell in a box
shellinaboxd &
- test it by surfing to your computer: http://localhost:4200
use proxypass in the apache configuration to forward to its port
See also
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