02-12-2012
Create a GUI from where in we can execute unix commands
Hello Experts,
In my current job I need to upgrade a web GUI to execute Unix commands in a server....I am completely new to programming--So can anyone here help me out with initial steps...
Please notice that statement completely new to programming means-I never did it, SO I might keep on coming back with silly & amateur questions...
But I am in desperate need for help & that too very quick...
thank you
Greetings
Hadi M
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SYNOPSIS
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