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On Fri, 9 Jan 2004, Chad R. Larson wrote: > At 02:34 PM 1/8/2004, Dirk Kreyenberg wrote: > >btw. is there a way to get a kind of command shell at m0n0wall, it would > >make my debugging a little bit more effective ? > > http://<m0n0wall>/exec.php > > Is surprisingly effective. Your browser will provide command history and > command line editing. I have not felt much need for a shell. The web-based command line is useless for any command that generates real-time output, such as a real ping client, or traceroute, tcpdump, etc. And of course it's sometimes useful to have diagnostic commands that don't generate any network traffic of their own, which would be possible with a console-based shell. BTW, while the new exec.php with the history is nice, it no longer leaves the old command present after it's executed. I suppose it was thought that it can just be recalled, but that means that executing the same command multiple times now needs two clicks per each instead of one. And unless JavaScript is enabled (a security problem of its own), there's no recall at all. Fred Wright |