Web OpenSSH (License: MIT)

• Intro: Linux Secure Shell & WebSFTP over HTTPS, sharing connection message over websocket protocol, able to replace OpenSSH Server completely.
• Support: HTTPS, Basic AUTH, Docker Integration, WebSocket FileUpload, FileDownload, etc.

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Features of webssh-proxy:

• UTF-8 Support, Color Terminal, Visual Bell/Beep Sound, ..
• Local File Uploading to Remote: support Large file upload (<= 2GB)
• Remote File Downloading to Local: support HUGE file download
• No dependency with OpenSSH Server
• Fully AsyncIO based

Supported All mainstream browsers:

• Firefox/Iceweasel latest (all supported)
• Chrome/Chromium latest (all supported)
• IE 11 (only beep sound is not supported)

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Run Embedded Web Shell in Docker from Repository

# Download docker image
docker pull ghostplant/webshell
# Run service over HTTPS, no password:
docker run -it --rm --net=host -e LISTEN="8443 ssl" ghostplant/webshell
# Run service over HTTPS, with password:
docker run -it --rm --net=host -e LISTEN="8443 ssl" -e ACCOUNT="admin:badmin" ghostplant/webshell

To Persistly Run Web Shell Docker Service

docker run -it -d --name my_web_ssh -v ${HOME}/alpine_home:/root --restart always --net=host -e LISTEN="8443 ssl" -e ACCOUNT="admin:badmin" ghostplant/webshell

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Compile Source Code on Ubuntu native

sudo apt build-dep nginx-core

git clone https://github.com/ghostplant/web-openssh
cd web-openssh/
./wsh-make_native
./wsh-run

Compile Source Code on CentOS-7 native

sudo yum install epel-release
sudo yum install gcc nginx pcre-devel openssl openssl-devel

git clone https://github.com/ghostplant/web-openssh
cd web-openssh/
./wsh-make_native
./wsh-run

Compile Source Code as alpine-embedded Docker Image

sudo apt build-dep nginx-core  # for Ubuntu only

sudo yum install epel-release # for Centos only
sudo yum install gcc nginx pcre-devel openssl openssl-devel

git clone https://github.com/ghostplant/web-openssh
cd web-openssh/
./wsh-make_alpine
docker run -it --rm --net=host -e LISTEN="8443 ssl" ghostplant/webshell

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Next, open your browser to get access to the terminal

x-www-browser "https://localhost:8443/"