Using the browser to connect to the Linux method via SSH

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[Root@lee ~]# git clone https://github.com/aluzzardi/wssh.git

After downloading, go directly to the directory installation

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[Root@lee ~]# CD Wssh [Root@lee ~]# python setup.py install

If the installation is wrong, you may need to install a number of dependent packages, as prompted by the installation, the dependency pack is about five or six. Once installed, you can enter the command to start the service directly

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[Root@lee ~]# Wsshd wsshd/0.1.0 running on 0.0.0.0:5000

The default is to listen for all IP 5000 ports, at which point you can access the browser-side by entering ip:5000

You can enter the account number, IP address and password can be logged in. Unfortunately, the default connection 22 port, if the port changed on the tragedy. The effect diagram after the connection:

The command interface also supports discoloration, such as:

But if you open the editor with the VI command, it's tragic because you can't use the keyboard to manipulate text, and you can't: Wq exit

But you can do simple interactions, such as confirming conversations

So how does it interact with browsers? In fact, this is a Python program, using WebSocket connection interaction, Chrome screenshot:

So you need to use a browser that supports websocket connections to access, if you use a browser that does not support websocket, such as IE7. Of course, this is just a common sense, in fact I prefer the SSH tool, after all, browser-side stability and security are a cold sweat. However, you can open a number of small openings, and then iptables filter can be very convenient in the strange machine using the browser to manage Remote server.