As I’m more into perl than php, I’m using a perl script to fake non interactive shell commands (CGI Telnet) which has cool features you should think of in future versions, if any, of this output :
– “persistent” directory (ie “cd this_dir” then “ls” outputs an ls in this_dir, not in your blog root)
– ability to download files (would be quicker than switching to the admin interface)
– ability to download files (unprocessed files, that is, like raw php source)
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As I’m more into perl than php, I’m using a perl script to fake non interactive shell commands (CGI Telnet) which has cool features you should think of in future versions, if any, of this output :
– “persistent” directory (ie “cd this_dir” then “ls” outputs an ls in this_dir, not in your blog root)
– ability to download files (would be quicker than switching to the admin interface)
– ability to download files (unprocessed files, that is, like raw php source)
Anyway it’s a nice start, thanks for it
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