[Novalug] How to create a custom GUI to run ssh commands
Varol Okan
varokan at MovingSatellites.com
Sat Sep 6 22:12:30 EDT 2008
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Using Qt designer ( or the integrated version in KDevelop ) should be
easy to do.
Simply create the scripts and either call them throug QProcess or
through system()
Varol :)
John Peck wrote:
> I'm familiar with this. I am looking for something I could create that
> looks like a calculator. Simple buttons on and off mapped to a command.
>
> On Sat, 2008-09-06 at 18:16 -0400, Nick Danger wrote:
>> John Peck wrote:
>>> I have an ubuntu box that controls my home lighting using x10 and heyu
>>> on my LAN. I would like to create a custom gui interface on my main box
>>> that allows me to click a 'living room on' button (and other systems)
>>> that sends a command ssh remote 'heyu turn livingroom on'. I have
>>> already set the remote box with ssh passwordless public keys. I'm
>>> looking for a way to create the interface on the local box that will
>>> group the lighting systems with on and off buttons. Are there any gui
>>> builders out there that would fit this need? I am a not a proficient
>>> programmer.
>>>
>> I've seen this done before using web, which might help. Or you can do it
>> with something more complicated like MisterHouse. But if you want to
>> stick with the way you have it so far, there are quite a few Tcl/Tk
>> scripts that might do it for you. I've linked one, but there are others.
>>
>> http://misterhouse.sourceforge.net/ MisterHouse
>> http://www.msen.com/~clif/Control.html Control a Tcl program
>>
>>
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