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There is FireSSH, a SSH client entirely written in javascript. I did not try it out, but it looks as if it should not be that much work to embed it into an own
by larelli 15y ago
There is FireSSH, a SSH client entirely written in javascript. I did not try it out, but it looks as if it should not be that much work to embed it into an own page.
http://firessh.mozdev.org/ http://firessh.mozdev.org/
Edit: Apparently FireSSH uses a javascript port of the paramiko ssh library. The port can be found here: http://www.mozdev.org/source/browse/fireftp/src/content/js/connection/paramikojs/ http://www.mozdev.org/source/browse/fireftp/src/content/js/c...
Edit: From the paramikojs library:
Q: Can I use FireSSH on a webpage?
A: It's not possible at this time. The web at large currently doesn't allow javascript the same amount of permissions like addons have. The main issue is basically making socket connections. No, websockets don't cut it :-/