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Posted 29 March 2014 - 10:41 PM
This is a collection of a few remote-access programs i wrote. It currently consits of a way of remotely tracking your computers and remote file access.
Track:
http://pastebin.com/7gzFGdq5FTP:
Shell usage:
To send a file, just have "send" as your first argument. Then put the ID of the server, the file to send and optionaly the name the file will be saved as on the server.
To receive a file, use "reveive" as your first argument. The rest is similar to sending, the third argument will be the local file name (if specified).API usage:
The API has the following methods:
GUI:
Get it at http://pastebin.com/qvGXFybN
You navigate the program using up- and downarrow, tab and return. To close the program press Q.
Screenshots:
Main Screen:
Changelog:
http://pastebin.com/b1yTmC2e
Upcoming:
After that I will either add more features to FTP (the ability to send/receive complete directories at once?), or start working on a remote shell access.
If you have any other ideas/feature request, just post them and i will see what i can do.
Track:
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Just a simple way of tracking your Turles/PDAs. Once the program is run, the computer will listen on the "Track" protocol. If it gets a message of "getPos", it will send a table with its current coordinates (requires GPS).http://pastebin.com/7gzFGdq5
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A way send/receive files to/from a server. It can be run both as an API or from the shell.Shell usage:
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To set up a server, simply run the program with "server" as your first argument. You can optionaly specify a directory where all files will be saved in instead.To send a file, just have "send" as your first argument. Then put the ID of the server, the file to send and optionaly the name the file will be saved as on the server.
To receive a file, use "reveive" as your first argument. The rest is similar to sending, the third argument will be the local file name (if specified).
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Make sure to have rednet opened when calling os.loadAPI, otherwise you won't be able to use any methods.The API has the following methods:
send(id, file, [sendAs])
receive(id, file, [saveAs])
sendMultiple(id, files, directory) where files is a Table of your filenames and directory is the path your files will be searched in
receiveMultiple(id, files, directory)
server(tArgs) due to an internal way of calling this, the second entry of tArgs will be used as the directory files will be saved in/ read from, the third entry will be used as a hostname
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The GUI functionality is not included in the api itself.Get it at http://pastebin.com/qvGXFybN
You navigate the program using up- and downarrow, tab and return. To close the program press Q.
Screenshots:
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Server Selection:Main Screen:
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30.3.2014: You can now use hostnames instead of idsUpcoming:
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Coming up, I will complete the GUI for FTP (adding directories, removing files and maybe a version for advanced computers).After that I will either add more features to FTP (the ability to send/receive complete directories at once?), or start working on a remote shell access.
If you have any other ideas/feature request, just post them and i will see what i can do.
Edited on 14 April 2014 - 06:58 PM