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I meant the protocol, not the program. A secure shell is still useful, but the old protocol is like a unix neckbeard that doesn't wanna learn containers. (And w
by throwaway892238 4y ago
I meant the protocol, not the program. A secure shell is still useful, but the old protocol is like a unix neckbeard that doesn't wanna learn containers. (And while we're on the subject, SSHD should support an HTTPS port and either serve a javascript client or accept websocket connections, because it is 2023 and that's what everyone wants anyway)
- jmspring 4y agoYou may need to do some more research. SSHD can run on an HTTP port, but why bundle a web server and additional protocols into something? There are web based ssh clients - https://github.com/billchurch/webssh2 https://github.com/billchurch/webssh2 - simple google search. Plenty of "neckbeards" understand containers and probably understand the underlying technologies (cgroups, etc) as well as comparable (or historical) approaches (jails, zones, etc) better than most. But, because something doesn't cater to your whims, must complicate things that actually work.
- wkat4242 4y agoUnix has had containers before Linux ever had them, and certainly before the cloud hipsters embraced docker.