from the doc: 'WebRSH is small program that was written to obtain certain functionality which I could not find elsewhere. Its main purpose is to provide remote-control capabilities to Windows 95/NT boxes from any (internet-connected) platform, and without the need for a special client. This is implemented through an HTTP-CGI interface, such that it can be operated from any machine that has a (decent) web-browser. WebRSH is mostly a CGI Perl script. You must have a CGI-compliant web server and a Perl interpreter in order to use it (see 'COMPATIBILITY' and 'PRE-INSTALLATION' below for more information)... 1. Provides access to the DOS/console shell: Execute any DOS command remotely. 2. Provides complete (upload/download) remote access to all files. 3. An HTML based 'GUI' shell provides: a) A file manager. b) A text editor. c) A fast 'point and click' interface to various common operations, such as: Launching and terminating programs (applications), executing (DOS/console) programs and obtaining their (text) output, file upload/download, listing running processes (programs), etc. 4. Modular, highly configurable design: Easy to customize in various ways. Supports seamless integration of other CGI programs as plugins. 5. Supports a (relatively) high level of security due to the following: a) No special server (other then a regular web server) is active, so its existence is not easily exposed. The main script can be renamed and 'hidden' with an arbitrary URL. b) Implements an independent access control mechanism, which integrates with (and enhances) the server's access-control mechanism. c) Can be used over completely encrypted connections (by using an SSL capable server). d) Can be used behind a firewall through a standard HTTP proxy server.'
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