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From: Terry Todd <tlt@tltodd.com>
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Subject: web shell
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Has anyone built a web based shell interface?

My local library has recently turned off telnet on their
systems but still allow patrons to use a web browser.  It
would be useful to be able to access my system at home via a 
web browser that presented a shell interface so their silly
rule could be bypassed. 

Thanks,
Terry Todd

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