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backconn is a networking tool that is supposed to solve the problem of connecting to devices that are behind a firewall or a NAT box. It is a set of two programs: backconn-cli and backconn-adm. backconn-cli needs to be installed on the device you wish to have access to, while backconn-adm is the server part, and needs to be installed on a publicly available host.

...To setup read-only access a "new root" directory such are "/var/read-only" is created,.Under this directory "/" is mounted as read-only. Here is a diagram of the directory structure. / | | | | var usr adm <etc> | read-only | / (Note: this link is a read-only mount of /) | | | | var usr adm <etc> (Note: these directories are picked up even if they are separate mounted filesystems.) | read-only (Note: no it doesn't get cyclic at this point) When a user logs in, instead of running a shell such as /sbin/sh in the password file, readonlyshell which has suid privileges runs. ...

Micro-80 aims to simulate a Z80 homebrew computer down to the bare metal: 64K RAM, ADM-3A terminal, parallel port, serial port and...3.5" 1.44MB floppy drive?!