"One Terminal to Rule Them All..."
Remotely control another Linux operating system using your own — like a boss. 💻⚡
This Python-based tool allows you to log into a remote Linux machine using SSH and perform real-time system operations — all from your local terminal. Think of it as a magic shell that controls an entirely different OS without switching screens.
From creating users, to editing files, to installing packages — you name it, this script does it. 🧙♂️✨
- 🔐 SSH-based login to any 192.168.*.* Linux machine
- 🗓️ View date, calendar, and system IP
- 📁 List files and their permissions
- 📄 Read, write, create, and delete files remotely
- 👤 Add or delete users
- 📦 Install packages using
yum - 🛡️ Modify file permissions for owner/group/others
- 🧠 Fully interactive CLI interface
$ python ssh.py
Welcome to Linux Command System
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What is your user name: root
What is your ip address (192.168.____): 1.101
What do u want Linux to perform (Type help for options): list- Python 3.x
- SSH Protocol
os.system()module- Linux Terminal Commands
- Enter the username and IP address of the remote system.
- Choose what task you want to perform (e.g., list files, add user, write to file).
- The script executes the equivalent Linux command on the remote machine via SSH.
- Responses (like file lists or confirmations) are displayed on your terminal.
💡 Type
helpinside the script for a full list.