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multipronto will be a package that contains an implementation of the PRONTO protocol. PRONTO is a lightweight protocol for multiplexing several streams across a single stream. I.e., running commands on a remote server, while also copying files, without opening multiple TCP streams.
Planned feature list:
- Pure Python implementation that requires no installation
- Included dropper finds or loads the shell onto the remote machine
- Thread-safe
- Convenience wrappers provided to connect streams to file descriptors.
- Symmetric
- There is no client or host
- Untrusted
- Neither partner must trust the other to interact.
- (If one peer runs a shell, it must trust the client.)
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