Dave Jones wrote:
As Dr. Boyes suggests, using the open source IUCV driver is a very good
way of solving this type of problem. You can find it here:
http://www.sinenomine.net/vm/fsiucv
Another approach that might be applicable here is to have a simple
client, running on the Linux guest, and listening on a specific TCP
port. A server, running on VM, can then connect to the client and send
the client any number of Linux commands to execute. The client executes
the commands
Carefully, one hopes. We don't want this sort of thing getting out of
hand again (like rsh and any number of web apps), trusting user data and
so allowing unauthorised folk to do unauthorised things (and that
included authorised folk exceeding their authorisation).
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Cheers
John
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