Re: shell

[urgrue <urgrue@tumsan.fi>]

id assume there exist server-side solutions for what you describe, but 
webmin is probably the easiest solution. its incredibly easy to set up, 
supports SSL and does what you need. id bet you'll have your ssh login 
running in minutes.


On 2005.04.08 10:17, Adrian C. wrote:
> Tried that with no luck. Even tried it on port 80 and 53. Somebody 
> here suggested Webmin, i would really like to avoid webmin but i will 
> give it a shot if nothing else comes up.
> 
> --Adrian.
> 
> urgrue wrote:
> 
>> have you tried running your ssh daemon on, for example, port 20 or 
>> 21 (ftp)? this might be permitted and bypass the proxy.
>> 
>> On 2005.04.07 15:34, Adrian C. wrote:
>> 
>>> Hello there. I need somthing similar to PHPShell 
>>> (http://gimpster.com/downloads/phpshell/) so that i can incorporate 
>>> a shell into a html page. I need this to connect to my home linux 
>>> box from school where i only have access through a squid machine 
>>> and it's very traffic restrictive. I also found MindTerm but i 
>>> think i still need ssh access since it's an applet and runs on 
>>> client not server side. PHPShell would be great if it wasn't so 
>>> limited on the command set you can pass through.
>>> 
>>> Thank you.
>>> 
>>> --Adrian.
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