Guess I didn't explain my problem clearly enough. I'm unable to execute
a an expect script via a web page. The page executes but the line with
expect acts as if it's commented out or as if httpd.conf is missing
something that allows expect to run.
I've tried (via page.php):
exec("thescri
From: Chuck Lidderdale
> I'm going on vacation and want to check in to my server. I've written a
> knock-3-times.php webpage with the idea of then running an expect script
> to: telnet modem, echo iptables nat -s $IP etc. which would allow me
> get in to my server.
>
> The expect script run
This all sounds very insecure to me, especially if you're going to share
details on its implementation online.
I'd use VPN, failing that SSH.
Cheers,
Colin
On Thursday, 10 October 2013, Yehuda Katz wrote:
> You might have better luck with this on a PHP forum/list.
>
> You would also need to pr
You might have better luck with this on a PHP forum/list.
You would also need to provide more information. For example: where are you
running the knock-3-times vs. the "expect" script; can you share more of
the source (not here, since this is not a PHP list); what works or does not
work - not coun
I'm going on vacation and want to check in to my server. I've written a
knock-3-times.php webpage with the idea of then running an expect script
to: telnet modem, echo iptables nat -s $IP etc. which would allow me
get in to my server.
The expect script runs just fine but in the page: exec
