TRS - A Tcl R emote Shell
  a part of the Kastor Project

     Descriptions
     Features
     Requirements
     Downloads
     Knows Bugs
     ChangeList
     Author(s)

•   Descriptions
• What's TRS ?
  A Tcl Remote Shell, it's means that with this tool you'll be able to share your shell to users of a network.
  This tool is entirely written in TCL and is multiplatform, it can run on various operating system like Windows 9x/NT/2k/XP, BSD, Unix, Mac, Linux/gnu, ...
  TRS may be compared to Rlogin or others telnet shell but our tool is more useless due to his compatibility on multiple OS.
  TRS consist to a single server who can be running on a simple user (no super-user needed).
  NOTES :
  No encrypted communication between server and client, so install it on a secure network.
  The currents versions of this tool are not stable, a lot of bugs and security improvement will be fixed/added in next releases (in the current of this week)
  

• Features
• Server can running on a simple user with basic privileges (no super-user needed)
• Fully Compatible with all telnet client.
• Support for SHA1, MD5 encrypted password (no yet implemented)
• Support multi-users to a single shell (no yet implemented)
• No extra configuration needed
• NOTE : only 5 arguments can be sended per single command
  

• Requirements
• Windows 9x/NT/2k/XP, Linux/Gnu, Unix, MacOS, BSD
  
• Tcl >= 8.3 with TCLib

• Downloads
• Kastor projects downloads (hosted on sourceforge)
  
  
• Knows Bugs
1. Not a bug but a programming problem : only 5 arguments (max) of a command can be sended (in the original code).
   I haven't found a solution to dynamically insert enought variable for each arguments in the exec command.
   
   
• ChangeList
         Version 0.3a :  - added multi-users support
                                  - added md5 and sha1 encrypted passwords support
                                  - new "-newuser" argument for adding new user(s) (semi manual adding)
         Version 0.2a :  - now 5 arguments can be sended to the server (see Knows Bugs notes).
                                        llenght $command return number of elements (in the list command) and set the "larg" variable.
  
  
• Author(s)
• Nicolas Chabbey
  Switzerland