Hi all,
I'm a bit new to the Switch homebrew community, so please forgive me if this is not the place for a post like this.
Because the implementation of an ssh server on the console is no small endeavor (considering all of the crypto involved), I've spent the last few days developing a BusyBox-like remote shell for the Switch over telnet. Users can connect in via port 5050 (either through the CLI telnet client on *nix or PuTTY on Windows) and interact with the system in a way that emulates a simple shell.
While the list of available commands right now is incredibly small, I plan to implement more and more in the upcoming weeks. The product is stable "enough" to be released right now, but bugs are sure to arise over time, so please don't send pitchforks to my house if it segfaults.
I tried to post a few screenshots/a link to the Github project, but alas (I'm too new of a user). More information/download links can be found here on GitHub: Cesura/nxsh
- cesura
I'm a bit new to the Switch homebrew community, so please forgive me if this is not the place for a post like this.
Because the implementation of an ssh server on the console is no small endeavor (considering all of the crypto involved), I've spent the last few days developing a BusyBox-like remote shell for the Switch over telnet. Users can connect in via port 5050 (either through the CLI telnet client on *nix or PuTTY on Windows) and interact with the system in a way that emulates a simple shell.
While the list of available commands right now is incredibly small, I plan to implement more and more in the upcoming weeks. The product is stable "enough" to be released right now, but bugs are sure to arise over time, so please don't send pitchforks to my house if it segfaults.
I tried to post a few screenshots/a link to the Github project, but alas (I'm too new of a user). More information/download links can be found here on GitHub: Cesura/nxsh
- cesura