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  • Jerome SCHEVINGT

    Php => A news reader in Php ?

    Hi

    i am search a very good software with good graphics for reade
    newsgroups/usenet ...

    If you know a name ....


    thanks bye




  • Ron Croonenberg

    #2
    SSH client in Php ?

    Hello,

    is there an ssh client written in php ?

    (or is there another ssh client that I can use on an apache server / web
    browser ?)

    Ron

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    • Niels Berkers

      #3
      Re: SSH client in Php ?

      A WHAT???
      just install putty !

      Cheers

      Niels
      "Ron Croonenberg" <ronc@depauw.ed u> wrote in message
      news:c0j5hm$si8 $1@terra.csc.de pauw.edu...[color=blue]
      > Hello,
      >
      > is there an ssh client written in php ?
      >
      > (or is there another ssh client that I can use on an apache server / web
      > browser ?)
      >
      > Ron
      >[/color]


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      • Tyrone Slothrop

        #4
        Re: SSH client in Php ?

        On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 13:33:52 -0500, Ron Croonenberg <ronc@depauw.ed u>
        wrote:
        [color=blue]
        >Hello,
        >
        >is there an ssh client written in php ?
        >
        >(or is there another ssh client that I can use on an apache server / web
        >browser ?)
        >
        >Ron[/color]

        Hi Ron! How are things in Greencastle? It has been 40 years since I
        last saw it as a young lad. My folks taught at DePauw U.

        I have run into a situation just yesterday where I need to call an SSH
        client from one Linux server to another from a PHP script. My Linux
        guru says that he has to set up some private keys to do it since you
        cannot send a password using the ssh binary (which should be located
        in /usr/bin or usr/local/bin). Also, he says you cannot pass
        parameters to the remote server, but can run a shell script. I will
        keep you posted on out progress if you are interested.

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        • Ron Croonenberg

          #5
          Re: SSH client in Php ?

          Installing a client for SSH is not a problem.

          The thing is that quite a few faculty want to login to unix machines
          when they are off campus. Problem is that the places they go to not
          always have an SSH client.

          They always have access to a machine with a browser. Plan I had was that
          they can use a browser to connect to a https server here on campus that
          will let them (in the browser) ssh to a Linux/Unix machine of there choice.

          Ron


          Niels Berkers wrote:[color=blue]
          > A WHAT???
          > just install putty !
          >
          > Cheers
          >
          > Niels
          > "Ron Croonenberg" <ronc@depauw.ed u> wrote in message
          > news:c0j5hm$si8 $1@terra.csc.de pauw.edu...
          >[color=green]
          >>Hello,
          >>
          >>is there an ssh client written in php ?
          >>
          >>(or is there another ssh client that I can use on an apache server / web
          >>browser ?)
          >>
          >>Ron
          >>[/color]
          >
          >
          >[/color]

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          • Ron Croonenberg

            #6
            Re: SSH client in Php ?

            Hello Tyrone,

            [color=blue]
            > Hi Ron! How are things in Greencastle? It has been 40 years since I
            > last saw it as a young lad. My folks taught at DePauw U.[/color]

            Things are pretty good here. A bit cold right now. A lot of things
            changed in 40 years around here. DePauw became a bit bigger, more
            resources etc. You should visit the place some time again.
            What did your folks teach here ?


            [color=blue]
            > I have run into a situation just yesterday where I need to call an SSH
            > client from one Linux server to another from a PHP script. My Linux
            > guru says that he has to set up some private keys to do it since you
            > cannot send a password using the ssh binary (which should be located
            > in /usr/bin or usr/local/bin). Also, he says you cannot pass
            > parameters to the remote server, but can run a shell script. I will
            > keep you posted on out progress if you are interested.[/color]

            Yes keep me posted. btw ...here's the text of the posting I sent just a
            few minutes ago.

            *************** *************** ***************
            Installing a client for SSH is not a problem.

            The thing is that quite a few faculty want to login to unix machines
            when they are off campus. Problem is that the places they go to not
            always have an SSH client.

            They always have access to a machine with a browser. Plan I had was that
            they can use a browser to connect to a https server here on campus that
            will let them (in the browser) ssh to a Linux/Unix machine of there choice.

            Ron
            *************** **************

            thanks,

            Ron


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            • Tyrone Slothrop

              #7
              Re: SSH client in Php ?

              On Sun, 15 Feb 2004 08:57:49 -0500, Ron Croonenberg <ronc@depauw.ed u>
              wrote:
              [color=blue]
              >Hello Tyrone,[/color]

              Actually, my name is Tom Most. Tyrone Slothrop is a fictional
              character from Thomas Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow - good reading if
              you are snowed in for a week or two. But that is another story...
              [color=blue][color=green]
              >> Hi Ron! How are things in Greencastle? It has been 40 years since I
              >> last saw it as a young lad. My folks taught at DePauw U.[/color]
              >
              >Things are pretty good here. A bit cold right now. A lot of things
              >changed in 40 years around here. DePauw became a bit bigger, more
              >resources etc. You should visit the place some time again.
              >What did your folks teach here ?[/color]

              My father taught French and my mother music. He set up the original
              language lab then which, I am sure, has been since converted to
              something computer-based. It was state-of-the-art in 1960. ;-)
              [color=blue]
              >Yes keep me posted. btw ...here's the text of the posting I sent just a
              >few minutes ago.[/color]

              I don't know if what I am doing will be of much help to you. The ssh
              client in Linux is very limited and may involve a lot of work to
              create the private key pairs between the machines, which is likely why
              noone seems to have created an SSH client with a web interface (at
              least nothing came up in all of my Google searches).

              There are a couple of Java applets which provide SSH conectivity:
              Free, secure and fast downloads from the largest Open Source applications and software directory - SourceForge.net

              AppGate provides secure access to your network and for your consumers using leading Zero Trust network security and fraud protection solutions


              These should be more of use to you.


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              • Tim Tyler

                #8
                Re: SSH client in Php ?

                Ron Croonenberg <ronc@depauw.ed u> wrote or quoted:
                [color=blue]
                > The thing is that quite a few faculty want to login to unix machines
                > when they are off campus. Problem is that the places they go to not
                > always have an SSH client.[/color]

                You could use a SSH Java applet - e.g.: http://bits.bris.ac.uk/tim/
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