This command execution tool allows for remote command execution between two machines, similar to tools like Netcat or SSH. It consists of two components: a server and a client. The server listens for incoming connections from clients, while the client connects to the server and server sends commands for execution.
- Server Component: Listens for incoming connections from client and sends commands to the client.
- Client Component: Connects to the server and execute commands received from the server.
- Command Execution: Allows users to execute commands on the client remotely from the server.
- Support for Sudo: Provides functionality to execute commands with sudo privileges.
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Ensure Python 3 is installed on your server machine.
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Copy and paste the server script (
server.py) to your server machine. -
Specify the IP address and port according to your requirements in the script.
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Run the server script using the command:
python3 server.py
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Once connected, you can start sending commands to the client.
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Ensure Python 3 is installed on your client machine.
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Copy and paste the client script (
client.py) to your client machine. -
Specify the IP address and port according to your requirements in the script.
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Run the client script using the command:
python3 client.py
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Execute a Command: To execute a command on the client from the server, simply type the command after establishing the connection.
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Exit: To exit the Both Sides, type
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Sudo Command: If executing a command with sudo privileges, the server will prompt for the root password.
- Ensure firewall settings allow connections on the specified port
8888. - Implement authentication mechanisms if deploying in production environments.
- Use responsibly and avoid deploying in production environments without proper security measures.
Contributions to this project are welcome! If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue on GitHub.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.