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Update: today, with RDP, VNC, and more, there's probably no need for this at all.
You can use the 'SPY' filesystem included in TLS604: here a short description:
spyfs: A filesystem that allows authorised users to watch people typing on console, serial ports, or pseudo ttys, as well as any program output. Also shows multiscreen(M) contents. Can also inject characters as if they typed it.By using it you can 'watch' what the remote user is doing and also interact with it; a very useful package.
Roberto Zini
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