[Newcomer] Seash "show location" of both NATted node and NAT forwarder

[choksi81]

When working with a node behind a NAT, seash's show location command should show both the location of the node (per the node's external IP address) and the location of the NAT forwarder.

[asm582]

I have not been able to do show location. It says command not understood. Please find below the trace:-

See https://seattle.poly.edu/wiki/RepyTutorial for more info!

add [target] [to group] -- Adds a target (a vessel name or group) to a group as keyname [command] -- Run a command using an identity (or changes the default) browse -- Find vessels I can control cat remotefn -- Display the contents of a remote file delete remotefn -- Delete a file. download remotefn (localfn) -- Download a file (to multiple local files) exit -- Exits the shell list -- Update and display information about the vessels loadkeys fn [as identity] -- Loads filename.publickey and filename.privatekey on target [command] -- Run a command on a target (or changes the default) remove [target] [from group] -- Removes a target from a group reset -- Reset the vessel (clear files / log and stop) run file [args ...] -- Upload a file and start executing it runv1 file [args ...] -- Upload a file and start executing it as repyV1 runv2 file [args ...] -- Upload a file and start executing it as repyV2 set -- Changes the shell or vessels (see 'help set') show -- Displays the shell state (see 'help show') stop -- Stop an experiment but leave the log / files upload localfn (remotefn) -- Upload a file

For more commands, try: help extended

abhishekmalvankar9@ !> show location Invalid command input: Command not understood

[JustinCappos]

This is extremely odd. Where do you get seash from?

It should have the extension for location installed by default...

On Sun, Nov 16, 2014 at 11:53 PM, asm582 notifications@github.com wrote:

I have not been able to do show location. It says command not understood. Please find below the trace:-

See https://seattle.poly.edu/wiki/RepyTutorial for more info!

add [target] [to group] -- Adds a target (a vessel name or group) to a group as keyname [command] -- Run a command using an identity (or changes the default) browse -- Find vessels I can control cat remotefn -- Display the contents of a remote file delete remotefn -- Delete a file. download remotefn (localfn) -- Download a file (to multiple local files) exit -- Exits the shell list -- Update and display information about the vessels loadkeys fn [as identity] -- Loads filename.publickey and filename.privatekey on target [command] -- Run a command on a target (or changes the default) remove [target] [from group] -- Removes a target from a group reset -- Reset the vessel (clear files / log and stop) run file [args ...] -- Upload a file and start executing it runv1 file [args ...] -- Upload a file and start executing it as repyV1 runv2 file [args ...] -- Upload a file and start executing it as repyV2 set -- Changes the shell or vessels (see 'help set') show -- Displays the shell state (see 'help show') stop -- Stop an experiment but leave the log / files upload localfn (remotefn) -- Upload a file

For more commands, try: help extended

abhishekmalvankar9@ !> show location Invalid command input: Command not understood

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[asm582]

I think i got this may be two weeks back from git hub....