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diff --git a/commands.php b/commands.php new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0194e49 --- /dev/null +++ b/commands.php @@ -0,0 +1,156 @@ +<!DOCTYPE html> +<html lang="en"> + <head> +<?php +require('include/meta.php'); +?> + <title>Command Reference | Docs | Penguin's Kiss</title> + <link rel="canonical" href="https://c2.pkctl.org/commands" /> + </head> +<?php +require('include/header.php'); +?> + <p>The following commands can be executed while attached to the daemon via + <code>pkctl attach</code>.</p> + <section id="beacon"> + <h3>beacon</h3> + <p>Creates a DNS beacon that this host will respond to as if it were a legitimate + DNS server. If a beacon already exists at this hostname, record type, and + record class, it will be overwritten.</p> + <p>Arguments: DNS data (hex string), hostname (string), record type (string), + record class (string, optional).</p> + <p>DNS data must be a string representing the hex-encoded binary data to be + returned as the answer to a DNS query for this record.</p> + <p>Hostname is the DNS hostname for which to answer queries.</p> + <p>Record type must be one of A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, or TXT. Data must be formatted + correctly per record type or else malformed responses will be returned.</p> + <p>Record class must be one of IN, CH, or HS, or else omitted. Defaults to IN + (the internet).</p> + <p>Usage:</p> + <pre>pk> beacon 01020304 x.z.pkctl.org A IN</pre> + </section> + <section id="delbeacon"> + <h3>delbeacon</h3> + <p>Deletes one or more beacons according to arguments supplied. If only hostname + is supplied, all beacons matching hostname will be deleted. If more arguments + are supplied, the search will be narrowed accordingly.</p> + <p>Arguments: hostname (string), record type (string, optional), record class + (string, optional).</p> + <p>See <a href="#beacon">beacon reference</a> for the meanings of these arguments.</p> + <p>Usage:</p> + <pre>pk> delbeacon x.z.pkctl.org A IN</pre> + </section> + <section id="nbeacons"> + <h3>nbeacons</h3> + <p>Prints the number of currently active DNS beacons.</p> + <p>Usage:</p> + <pre>pk> nbeacons +[pk] Active beacons: 224</pre> + </section> + <section id="lbeacons"> + <h3>lbeacons</h3> + <p>Lists all currently active DNS beacons and their data.</p> + <p>Usage:</p> + <pre>pk> lbeacons +[pk] Active beacons: +- x.z.pkctl.org A IN: 01020304 +- ... +[pk] 224 total.</pre> + </section> + <section id="nscreen"> + <h3>nscreen</h3> + <p>Prints the number of currently attached controller screens.</p> + <p>Usage:</p> + <pre>pk> nscreen +[pk] Active screens: 2</pre> + </section> + <section id="ncli"> + <h3>ncli</h3> + <p>Prints the number of currently connected TCP clients.</p> + <p>Usage:</p> + <pre>$ ncli +[pk] Active TCP clients: 27</pre> + </section> + <section id="lcli"> + <h3>lcli</h3> + <p>Lists the currently connected TCP clients and their descriptive information.</p> + <pre>$ lcli +[pk] Active TCP clients: +- 0: {'ip': '127.0.0.1', 'rport': 47874, 'rdns': 'localhost'} +- ... +[pk] 27 total.</pre> + </section> + <section id="lq"> + <h3>lq</h3> + <p>Lists the queue of commands to be executed by newly connected clients.</p> + <p>Usage:</p> + <pre>pk> lq +['whoami', 'hostname']</pre> + </section> + <section id="cq"> + <h3>cq</h3> + <p>Clears the command queue.</p> + <p>Usage:</p> + <pre>pk> cq</pre> + </section> + <section id="show-serverkey"> + <h3>show-serverkey</h3> + <p>Prints the server's public key in a format easily copyable into an HDB + entry.</p> + <p>Usage:</p> + <pre>pk> show-serverkey +{"n": ..., "e": ...}</pre> + </section> + <section id="pty"> + <h3>pty</h3> + <p>Connects your screen to the specified client in a one-on-one terminal session, + similar to SSHing into the client machine.</p> + <p>Arguments: client ID (integer) — can be found with <code>lcli</code>.</p> + <p>Usage:</p> + <pre>$ pty 3</pre> + </section> + <section id="refresh-hdb"> + <h3>refresh-hdb</h3> + <p>Commands the client to refresh its internal hosts database from the web resource + it was originally pulled from.</p> + <p>Usage:</p> + <pre>$ refresh-hdb</pre> + </section> + <section id="tunnel"> + <h3>tunnel</h3> + <p>Commands the client to disconnect and sleep for the number of seconds configured + in <a href="/client#tts">TTS</a>.</p> + <p>Usage:</p> + <pre>$ tunnel</pre> + </section> + <section id="die"> + <h3>die</h3> + <p>Commands the client to exit and not respawn.</p> + <p>Usage:</p> + <pre>$ die</pre> + </section> + <section id="shell"> + <h3>Shell Commands</h3> + <p>Inputs which are not recognized as server commands will be interpreted as + shell commands, which will be blasted to all connected clients and queued for + future clients to receive as well. Once executed, the results of these + commands will be blasted to all active screens, and logged in case no screen + is watching at the time of the response. The active command queue can be + managed by way of the <a href="#lq">lq</a> and <a href="#cq">cq</a> + commands.</p> + </section> + <section id="target"> + <h3>Targeting</h3> + <p>In the event that you would prefer not to dispatch a command to all current and + future clients, a specific set of targets can be specified by prepending + <code>TARGET={targets}</code> to the command, where <code>{targets}</code> is + a comma-delimited list of client IDs (integers). These client IDs can be + retrieved by checking the output of <code>lcli</code>. Commands which are + targeted are not queued for future clients to receive.</p> + <p>Usage:</p> + <pre>$ TARGET=0,4,57,264 echo hello</pre> + </section> +<?php +require('include/footer.php'); +?> +</html> |