vtoolslan
Description
A tool to change the types of different connections between vms. The idea of this tool is that to make easier to change/add a network configuration. You can run this in GUI or CLI mode, this depends of your necessities. In append you will have a csv file/ DB where you can see the changes done, more specific than log.
Required
- choco/ apt
- virtualbox (C:\Work* if you are on windows)
Installation
- choco (Windows) (as Administartor)
choco install vtoolslan --version=01.01
- Ubuntu using apt:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:castellanidavide/school -y; sudo apt update; sudo apt install vtoolslan -y
Update
- Windows (using choco):
choco upgrade vtoolslan
- Ubuntu using apt:
sudo apt update; sudo apt upgrade
Delate
- Windows (using choco):
choco remove vtoolslan
- Ubuntu using apt:
sudo apt remove vtoolslan
Directories structure
- .gitignore
- setup.py
- LICENSE.md
- .github
- ISSUE_TEMPLATE
- bug_report.md
- feature-request.md
- workflows
- on-push.yml
- on-release.yml
- ISSUE_TEMPLATE
- choco
- ReadMe.md
- set.txt
- vtoolslan.nuspec
- tools
- chocolateyinstall.ps1
- chocolateyuninstall.ps1
- LICENSE.txt
- VERIFICATION.txt
- vtoolslan-install.c
- vtoolslan-install.exe
- vtoolslan-install.o
- vtoolslan.c
- vtoolslan.exe
- vtoolslan.o
- debian
- vtoolslan.1
- vtoolslan.c
- Makefile
- requirements.in
- debian
- changelog
- compat
- control
- copyright
- postinst
- postrm
- preinst
- rules
- source
- docs
- logo.png
- *.md
- flussi (example output(s))
- net.csv
- OS.csv
- log (example log(s))
- trace.log
- requirements
- requirements.txt
- vtoolslan
- __init__.py
Execution examples
- vtoolslan
Output location
- *.csv (if enabled) in the location where the code was lauched
- *.log
- C:/Program Files/vtoolslan/* on Windows
- ~/* on linux
- current location (if you didn't lauch the code with the correct rights)
Changelog
Version_01.01_2021-5-17
- Initial version
Made by Castellani Davide If you have any problem please contact me:
Metadata
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