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spacessh

v0.0.1

Published

Run SSH over Spaceswarm!

Readme

spacessh

SSH and SSHFS over the Spaceswarm DHT!

Installation

npm install -g spacessh // ssh / fuse client stubs
npm install -g spacetele // spaceswarm server proxy
npm install -g space-cmd-utils // keygen utils

Usage

Server

On a server

space-cmd-util-keygen --gen_seed
-> SEED

spacetele-server --seed SEED -l 22
-> PEER_KEY

This will start announcing the server on the DHT.

Client

On the client

spacessh -s ab01f... -u maf
spacessh -s ab01f... -u maf -i keypair.json

Read more about using identities here: https://github.com/prdn/hyper-cmd-docs/blob/main/identity.md

SSHFS (mount a remove fs/folder via ssh)

spacessh-fuse -s ab01f... -u maf -m ~/mnt

Spaceswarm will do UDP holepunching under the hood, so even if your server is located on a home network it should be accessible.

Windows RDP

You can also use spacessh with Windows RDP to remotely log in to your windows machines.

On the server

spacetele-server --seed SEED -l 3389

On the client

spacessh --rdp -s ...

The space-cmd system

spacessh supports the space-cmd system!

Identity management: https://github.com/prdn/hyper-cmd-docs/blob/main/identity.md

Host resolution: https://github.com/prdn/hyper-cmd-docs/blob/main/resolve.md

License

MIT