from the doc:Guptachar Remote Administration ToolCopyright (C) 2001 Ayan ChakrabartiGuptachar is a remote administration tool which is distributed under the GPL (see the file COPYING for details). It differs from most other remote administration tools in that it doesn't require its own client. The remote machine can be administered using a web-browser which supports HTTP authentication. This also means that you can administer a Guptachar server from machines running almost any OS.Installing GuptacharTo install Guptachar on a machine you must have the following two files - install.exe - gupt.exeRun install.exe and answer the questions that follow to install Guptachar on that machine.Please note - Running Gupt.exe directly will start the Guptachar server itself. However it will not be installed on your system, ie. it will not run every time you start-up. Also, the IRC Bot will not be active and your username and password will both be "Anonymous" (without the quotes).Uninstalling GuptacharGuptachar is stored as Gupt.exe in your windows directory. To uninstall Guptachar, follow these steps -1. Remove the reference to Gupt.exe (with full path) in the [windows] section and "run" key of your WIN.INI file.2. Connect to localhost with your web-browser, give the username and password and then click on terminate server. Alternatively, reboot your machine.3. Delete Gupt.exe from your windows directory.Making a QuickInstallerThe normal installation program is interactive and will ask you each time it is run about info on setting up the Guptachar server. If you want to install Guptachar on many machines with the same options, this can get to be a pain. So, instead you can make a quick installer. A quick installer is a stand alone exe that contains the gupt.exe file as well as installation options within itself and can install Guptachar without any user interaction required.To make a quick installer, simple run QINST.EXE (ensure that the file QINST.MOD is in the current directory). Give the filename for the output .exe as well as the setup options. QINST.EXE will then create the QuickInstaller file. Now the file created can be taken to and run on the machines on which Guptachar has to be installed.Please note that RUNNING QINST.EXE DOES NOT BY ITSELF INSTALL GUPTACHAR ON THE MACHINE. Also, the exe file created by QINST.EXE is standalone and does not require any other file to install Guptachar.Using GuptacharGuptachar runs as a web server on port 80. To administer the remote system, simply type its IP address as the url in your browser. You will be asked for the username and password and then you will reach the main page of the Guptachar server from which you can administer the machine in various ways.To test the server, after installing it on the machine, you can try going to http://localhost/If you have activated the IRC BOT option then you have a very easy way of knowing the IP address of the machine running Guptachar. Connect to the irc server yourself and do a /whois on the nick.To upload a file to the Guptachar server, first upload the file to some location on the web. Then click on Transfer File in the Guptachar main page. Give the url to which you uploaded the file as well as the filename under which you want the file to be stored on the machine. Optionally, you can also use the auto-upload utility.Ayan Chakrabarti
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