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#!/usr/bin/perl |
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## |
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## psh -- Perl Shell |
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## |
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## Opens a Login-Shell/Terminal and sends typed commands either |
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## to its Core or to a certain handler via a Connector. |
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## |
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## Core |
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## The core is used both in "Perl Shell" (psh.pl) |
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## and "Perl Shell Daemon" (pshd.pl) |
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## Connector |
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## It can use various Connectors |
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## to recieve data (LocalFile, TcpHttp, TcpRpcXml). |
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## |
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## Login-Shell |
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## psh spawns a "Login-Shell" after start. It's Terminal sends |
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## commands to a Connector or directly to the core. |
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## |
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## psh/pshd relies on POE to by asynchronous, it won't work without it! |
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## |
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## You will also need some POE-Components which may not be |
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## available on CPAN and a bunch of "standard" Perl-Modules you |
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## can download from there. Some POE versions on CPAN seem to |
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## be not quite up-to-date sometimes, so i tried to include all needed |
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## Perl-Modules for linux/win32 in '../perl-libs'. |
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## $Id$ |
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## $Log$ |
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use strict; |
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use warnings; |
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BEGIN { |
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sub RUNNING_IN_HELL () { $^O eq 'MSWin32' } |
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if (RUNNING_IN_HELL()) { |
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push @INC, '../perl-libs/lib_win32'; |
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} else { |
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push @INC, '../perl-libs/lib_linux'; |
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} |
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push @INC, '../perl-libs/lib_poe'; |
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} |
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use lib 'lib'; |
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use MJAM; |
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use POE; |
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MJAM::Command::Core::start('cmdcore'); |
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# start a core-shell-console |
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#$poe_kernel->post( cmdcore => docmd => 'tell console start core-shell'); |
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# start a login-shell-console |
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$poe_kernel->post( cmdcore => docmd => 'tell console start login-shell'); |
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$poe_kernel->run(); |
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