Topic: sme server contrib commandline for server manager?

[linuxhelp]

Hello,

is there a contrib to have a run-command option inside server-manager web-interface?

thanks

[Stefano]

linuxhelp: please search the wiki

http://wiki.contribs.org/Ajaxterm

[janet]

linuxhelp

AFAIK there is no existing server manager panel add on, but there are http accessible alternatives, Ajaxterm as already mentioned and also webconsole.
If you want these accessible from server manager you are going to need to do some development work.

See smeserver-webconsole
http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/distributions/smeserver/contribs/dmay/smeserver/7.x/

If you read the Developers Manual there are basic instructions re how to add a new panel.
You could use these instructions as a guide to create your own panel to invoke the webconsole contrib, see email queue contrib or print queue manager contrib for examples of how this has been done.

[linuxhelp]

Hello Mary+Stefano

thanks for reply, i asked cause most Java-Consoles are not supporting tunneling through
Proxyservers at some big Companys. I can only open Port 80+443.
I know that webmin use a commandline where i can put in my command
this works with 443.

I will try and if i find a solution i publish it here.

[Stefano]

Hello Mary+Stefano

thanks for reply, i asked cause most Java-Consoles are not supporting tunneling through
Proxyservers at some big Companys. I can only open Port 80+443.
I know that webmin use a commandline where i can put in my command
this works with 443.

I will try and if i find a solution i publish it here.

linuxhelp: ajaxterm is pure html/ajax, so I think it will work for you

HTH

[janet]

inuxhelp

webconsole uses mindterm
see http://www.appgate.com/index/products/mindterm
which says
MindTerm is small, portable and secure. It is very powerful and easy to use and provides advanced features such as tunneling support, GUI-based file transfers and support for proxy traversal. The client also includes an integrated terminal emulator with support for several different terminal types and it has the ability to run both as a standalone application and as an applet.