A short status update: I've implemented the exec request, which means that it is possible to say lsh some.host some command to have the remote machine execute '/your/shell -c "some command". I haven't packed it up in a release yet (I'd like to get bazsi's latest work in before that), but you can get it from the cvs gateway at http://www.lysator.liu.se/~nisse/lsh. wget is your friend. There are also two new lsh options, -S (shell) and -E (exec). It's possible to use several of them for a single lsh command. For natural reasons, only one of them can be connected to stdin, so all but the first get their input from /dev/null. These features are mostly untested. It should be straight-forward to add --stdin, --stdout and --stderr modifiers, but I haven't gotten around to that yet. Combined that with a shell that understands <(command), and I think you can do some interesting things. Happy hacking, /Niels
