Shellinabox/Anwendung

Anwendung

Mit der Installation von shellinabox werden bereits sehr viele Anwendungsfälle abgedeckt

• der automatisch eingerichtete Dienst lauscht auf allen IP-Adressen
• die Verbindung zwischen Webbrowser und shellinabox-Host ist verschlüsselt
• der Dienst läuft mit einem eigenen Benutzerkonto
• Benutzer können sich via Webbrowser lokal anmelden

Aufruf im Webbrowser

https://localhost:4200

Beim ersten Start des Dienstes erzeugt dieser ein eigenes Selbstsignierte-Zertifikate, was in der Regel zu einer Warnmeldung im Webbrowser führt, die im Rahmen des Tests bestätigt werden muss

You should be able to see a web-based SSH terminal

• Log in using your username and password and you should be presented with your shell prompt

You can right-click to use several features and actions, including changing the look and feel of your shell

TMP

EXAMPLES

shellinaboxd Attaches a web-enabled login shell to https://localhost:4200/. If the user connected without SSL, the session will automatically be pro‐ moted. Unless SSL certificates can be found in the current directory, the daemon will automatically generate suitable self-signed cer‐ tificates. If the command was invoked by a non-root user, the daemon uses ssh instead of /bin/login for the session.

shellinaboxd -t Attaches a web-enabled login shell to http://localhost:4200/ with SSL/TLS support disabled.

shellinaboxd -t -f beep.wav:/dev/null Runs all services with the audible-bell permanently disabled.

shellinaboxd -s /:SSH:example.org The terminal connects to a ssh session on example.org.

shellinaboxd -t -s /:AUTH:HOME:/bin/bash Interactively request the user's name and password prior to launching a Bourne shell. This command can be run by unprivileged users. But if doing so, it only allows this particular user to log in.

shellinaboxd -c certificates -u shellinabox -g shellinabox If the certificates directory exists and is writable by the shellinabox user and group, self-signed SSL certificates will be generated in this directory. This might require creating an appropriately named user first. Running this command as root allows any user on the system to log in at http://localhost:4200/. Sessions will automatically be promoted to SSL/TLS.

shellinaboxd -t -s /:LOGIN -s /who:nobody:nogroup:/:w In addition to the login shell at http://localhost:4200, show a list of currently logged in users when accessing http://local‐ host:4200/who. This command must be run as root in order to be able to change to nobody:nogroup as requested by the service description.

shellinaboxd -t -s '/:root:root:/:wy60 -c /bin/login' Instead of the standard ANSI/VT100 terminal, publish a Wyse 60™ terminal. Again, this command should be run as root.

shellinaboxd --css white-on-black.css Loads the white-on-black.css style sheet from the current directory and appends it to the built-in styles.css sheet. This causes the ter‐ minal to always render white text on a black background.

shellinaboxd --user-css Normal:+black-on-white.css,Reverse:-white-on-black.css Allow the user to select whether they want text to be rendered normally or in reverse video. This command line option adds a new entry to the right-click context menu.