SSH over the Web

By Benjamin Melançon
on 25 Aug
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Facebook comment left by high school friend and genius Jonathan Craven:

I know you're more of a PHP guy, but there's a nice Java webapp called SshWebProxy that lets you use ssh within a web browser when you're not allowed to use port 22. The interface is pretty primitive but it can really be useful in a jam.

Hmm, so a smartphone would be all I need?

 
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