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Old 09-02-2018
Execute command and show result in web page

Hi everyone,

I have two question

1- I want to execute command in shell and after execution result show in a web server. (kind of making UI )
e.g.

in shell
Code:
root ~: show list

item1
item2
item(n)

in web server

in a page draw a table and show those items in it
Code:
no    |   name
----------------

  1    |   item1
  2    |   item2
 (n)   |   item(n)

2- do you have any suggestion for a light web server that run without dependency and does not need to installation?

Thanks,

Last edited by indeed_1; 09-03-2018 at 12:26 AM..
 

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