remote_shell

remote shell through nats written by rust.

step 1: Start golang nats message queue:

nats-server --user test --pass test

step 2: Revise conf string in .env :

NATS_URL = localhost NATS_ACCOUNT = username NATS_PWD= password REQ_DURATION = 60 SLAVEID= yourid SLAVEID is id for slave, the slave only response for request which specified by 'use' command. NATS_URL is nats host,and the account,password is auth method provided by nats-io.

step 3: Start slave by run slave::slave_dispatch::dispatch();

step 4: Start host by run host::shell::run_shell();

step 5: Use remote shell stared with "use ", and send command as normal shell,like "cd /home" etc.

step6: The buildin function include:

use

This command will specify the slave you want to control.You should run step3 on slave pc and config the slave id in the .env file. This salve_id (use arg) should be same with id in the .env file.

wait

If true,the shell should demo result immediately.If false,the order is sent async and wait no result, you should consider false when run damon application or forever loop programme.

send

Send local file to remote.

rec

Receive file from remote.

send_all

Send local directory and all sub-dirs,sub-files to remote. Command send_all is the combinations of command send.

restart

Will restart remote computer.This command is sent by async message pub channel and act as the final rescue when shell crash. Pay attention to restart remote_shell automatically after system reboot.

Others:

The remoteshell use color scheme might result in errors on win10 cmd or powershell. But test is passed when use cmder instead.