selahx_client

• Remote Access Tool — Fast and lightweight CLI experience.

• For educational purposes only.

Features

• Basic Commands: Navigate the system (ls, cd, pwd), clear terminal, exit, or terminate sessions.

• File Operations: Copy files/folders (cp, cpdir), remove files/folders (rm).

• Media Commands: Capture screenshots, webcam images, record audio or screen.

• System Commands: Control system functions (sleep, lock) and volume.

• Internet Commands: Perform web or YouTube searches directly.

Usage

Help

slx client --help

slx save --help

Client

Start a client and connect to the server:

slx client --username user --port 1221

Options:

• --username — Username for the client session
• --port — Server port to connect to

Transfer files from EC2 to Local

Start saving files:

slx save --key-file key.pem --ssh-host ubuntu@ec2-xx-xx-xx-xx.compute-1.amazonaws.com --dest ~/Downloads/test

Options:

• --key-file — Path to the SSH private key
• --ssh-host — E.g ubuntu@ec2-xx-xx-xx-xx.compute-1.amazonaws.com
• --dest — Destination folder
• ~/Downloads/test — Example local destination path

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Example Workflow

1. Launch the server:

• server package: https://pypi.org/project/selahx_server

• github: https://github.com/Haabiy/selahx_server

slx --key-file key.pem --port 1221 --ssh-host ubuntu@ec2-xx-xx-xx-xx.compute-1.amazonaws.com

2. Connect a client from your local machine:

slx client --username user --port 1221

Once connected, a reverse SSH tunnel is automatically established.

NB:

• Ensure the port you configured on the target machine is open in your EC2 instance’s inbound and outbound rules, along with SSH for remote access.

• Grant Terminal access to the file system and other necessary resources (e.g: camera).

• Ensure your .pem file is executable. Check with ls -l (e.g., -rwx------@ 1 Abiy staff 1678 Nov 15 22:36 key.pem).

• If reverse tunneling fails to forward the connection, kill any active process using the same port. (use kill $PID)

Requirements

• Python 3.11+
• Dependencies are managed via Poetry (see pyproject.toml)