The WebTTY package allows any Linux terminal processes to be controlled via a text area HTML element on a Web page. The output from the server process is collected on the server side, and is sent to a textarea element. Keypresses in the textarea are collected on the client side and sent to the server process. WebTTY uses AJAX/DHTML patterns to achieve in-page updates without refreshing the entire page.
| Tags | Internet Web Site Management Terminals Terminal Emulators/X Terminals Monitoring |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | POSIX Linux |
Recent releases


Changes: Terminal emulation has been improved. For example, the Delete key has been implemented, and the Tab, Up, and Down keys have been fixed for FireFox. The JavaScript code has been rewritten in an OO style, and two new JavaScript objects has been added - one for terminal emulation and one for administration of active terminals. The administration widget will open a slave window for every new process in order to display realtime activity and to hold the log. The windows will accumulate but can be manually closed by the administrator.


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