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README

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-Introduction
-============
-
-Gabriel is a simple utility to enable D-Bus clients to connect to a D-Bus
-daemon running on a remote machine, through SSH.
-
-
-Installing Gabriel
-======================
-
-(0) To build Gabriel client, you need to have libssh (>= 0.2) [1]
-    and glib (> 2.10) installed.
-    
-    For Gabriel server scripts, you need socat and D-Bus (> 1.0.2)
-    installed on your machine.
-
-(1) Type:
-
-    ./configure
-
-(2) make
-(3) make install
-
-
-Usage Notes
-=============
-
-Gabriel is composed of a client-side and a server side:
-
-The server side is actually just a small dbus configuration file and
-a pair of scripts that start and shut-down a dbus-daemon with that
-configuration file.
-
-Here is the usage for the Gabriel server scripts:
-
-    gabriel-server-start [PID_FILE]
-    gabriel-server-stop [PID_FILE]
-
-Where PID_FILE is the path to the file where the PID of the dbus-daemon
-will be stored. If no PID_FILE is specified, /tmp/gabriel-server.pid
-is assumed. 
-
-The client side is the actual thing and is therefore a binary named,
-gabriel. Following is it's usage:
-
-  gabriel [OPTION...] - Gabriel
-
-  Help Options:
-  -?, --help                  Show help options
-
-  Application Options:
-  -h, --host=HOSTNAME         Hostname or IP of the remote host
-  -u, --username=USERNAME     Username on the remote host
-  -p, --password=PASSWORD     Password on the remote host
-  -b, --bind=LOCALHOST        The address to listen for DBus client
-                              connections on
-  -t, --port=PORT             The TCP port to listen for DBus client
-                              connections on
-
-Upon successful launch, gabriel will inform you about the D-Bus Bus
-address you need to use for your D-Bus clients. If you launch gabriel
-without any arguments, it will try to connect to the localhost, bind
-TCP socket it listens on to the localhost at port 1337. The output
-from gabriel on successful launch in this case would be:
-
-Listening to D-Bus clients on: "tcp:host=localhost,port=1337"
-
-Now to make your D-Bus clients connect to it, you either pass this
-as an argument to dbus_connection_open() in the client's code or
-simply set the environment variable DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS like this:
-
-DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS="tcp:host=localhost,port=1337" your_dbus_client
-
-Tada! Your dbus client is manipulating objects on a remote machine over
-a secure channel.
-
-
-Known Issues
-================
-
-* Only one client can connect at one time. I already have a fix for this but
-  unfortunately it doesn't work since libssh is not thread-safe. However the
-  developer has promised to make things better in this respect in the next
-  release.
-
-* The server (dbus-daemon actually) should be launched by the same user
-  account as used by gabriel to authenticate to the server. This is because
-  of some strange authentication mechanism of D-Bus that I don't really
-  understand.
-
-
-Foot Notes
-============
-
-[1] http://www.0xbadc0de.be/libssh:libssh

index.html

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     <h3 id="docs">Documentation</h3>
     <p>
       <ul>
-	<li><a href="README">README</a> file</li>
+	<li><a href="https://gitea.ladish.org/LADI/gabriel/raw/branch/main/README">README</a> file</li>
 	<li><a href="howto.html">HOWTO: Intercomunicate processes in different(remote) machines through DBus</a></li>
       </ul>
     </p>