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README.md

rnsh - Shell over Reticulum

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Custom fork of rnsh

rnsh is a utility written in Python that facilitates shell sessions over Reticulum networks. It provides a similar experience to SSH.

Installation

pip install git+https://git.quad4.io/Ivan/rnsh.git
# or
pipx install git+https://git.quad4.io/Ivan/rnsh.git

Configure Reticulum interfaces and check with rnstatus.

Usage

Setup

Get the identity hashes:

# On listener
rnsh -l -p

# On initiator
rnsh -p

Listener

rnsh -l -a <initiator_identity_hash> -- /bin/zsh

Initiator

rnsh <listener_destination_hash>

Options

Run rnsh --help for complete usage information.

Key options:

  • -l, --listen: Listen mode (server)
  • -a, --allowed HASH: Allow specific identity to connect
  • -p, --print-identity: Print identity information
  • -c, --config DIR: Alternate Reticulum config directory
  • -i, --identity FILE: Specific identity file
  • -s, --service NAME: Service name for identity file
  • -v, --verbose: Increase verbosity
  • -q, --quiet: Decrease verbosity

How it works

  • Listeners are servers that accept connections using RNS identities and service names
  • Initiators are clients that connect to listeners using destination hashes
  • Authentication is handled through identity verification
  • Commands can be executed remotely with various configuration options