Yellow! I'm working on an ssh chat thing using russh,
premise being you don't need any extra software to use, just a regular ssh client (which I assume everyone already has).
I've made a "proof of concept" prototype using liso, and by abusing sshd.
Would have a server running locally, anyone that connects through ssh would spawn an instance of the client,
and the client/server talked over tcp locally. That was easy enough cause liso already reads/writes to a terminal directly.
Right now I'm rewriting it to use russh, meaning the server can handle ssh connections directly, which would be the "proper" way to do it.
I dont think there's a way for liso to do this currently, no? Like Read/Write to an ssh connection.
Is this even a feature we want? I havent really looked into how liso is structured, so no idea if that's even possible.
If it is, I could take a shot at implementing it.
Yellow! I'm working on an
sshchat thing using russh, premise being you don't need any extra software to use, just a regular ssh client (which I assume everyone already has).I've made a "proof of concept" prototype using liso, and by abusing
sshd. Would have a server running locally, anyone that connects through ssh would spawn an instance of the client, and the client/server talked over tcp locally. That was easy enough cause liso already reads/writes to a terminal directly.Right now I'm rewriting it to use russh, meaning the server can handle ssh connections directly, which would be the "proper" way to do it. I dont think there's a way for liso to do this currently, no? Like Read/Write to an ssh connection.
Is this even a feature we want? I havent really looked into how liso is structured, so no idea if that's even possible. If it is, I could take a shot at implementing it.