hi ppl,

well my current project requires of me to create some sort of web interface for an interactive shell based program. and at the same time keep the functionality and flexibility of the main application.

so far users had to download putty (win) or if they used linux then it was much easier, but still win users (that most of my clients are) were pretty frustrated when they hat to know how to operate with 2-3 programs to get the job done. which means they have to use for example: putty, winscp + know the syntax to operate with the main program

so my idea was to gather all this into one package to which users could access through a web browser.

the idea came to me when i first encountered the goosh. i immediately fall in love with the idea and now the actual need for such tool was here, but i'm not so happy with the concept of java. i searched the net for some perl-lookalikes but all i managed to find is standard PerlWebShell (not good for interactive stuff), and AjaxTerm (phyton) which is promising but also based on java. problem with java is i don't have time to mess around with , to me , new syntax and some major changes have to be made to adopt it to my needs.

so my question now is do any of you know some abandoned webshell-terminal project (perl) which i could try to finish or there is nothing of sort done by perl community.

to write a wrapper around the goosh core, also requires of me to engage with java and i want to avoid that :)

thnx

baxy

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