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  1. I have a Gitosis and Git-Daemon server; Github's also a valid option. I don't like Subversion :P

    I'm about to tackle the twitter feeds. Wish me luck.

    Edit: Added twitter feeds (Darren, Shannon, Jason and Rob, edit twitterfeeds.plist to add more) using json-framework. Source, same licence as above (forgot to add it to the zip and CBF right now redoing it)

    Nice work, any way to change the amount of episodes available?

    THX

  2. I've been trying to Relay services from multiple computers to 1 main server.

    What I made is something like this.

    Relay:

    Server:

    # ncat -l [relay port] -c 'ncat [client address] [service port];

    User:

    # ssh user@[server address] -p [relay port];

    Using this the user will be able to ssh in to the client computer without having to know the clients specific address/port.

    While this works great you still need a service like dyndns & setup port forwarding to be able to do this.

    I would like to create a script that does the same but using the principe of a reverse shell,

    enabling the user to connect to the service from the server.

    Reverse Shell:

    Client:

    # ncat [server address] [port] -e '/bin/bash';

    Server:

    # ncat -l --broker [port];

    User:

    # ncat [server address] [port];

    This is a similar solution however only for ssh and isn't secure, doesn't have tab completion,...

    Does anyone know a good solution for my problem?

    Obviously it doesn't have to use ncat, however I would prefer a cross platform solution...

    THX

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