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I'm looking for a solution like GateOne that i could install on a server which support PHP for which i have no ssh connection. It also support Python but i can't execute anything on it without an actual SSH access. That mean it would have to work just by dropping it into a folder.

I've seen JavaScript (or JS+PHP) Terminal Client but the solutions seem outdated.

For example i'd like to be able to execute a simple ln -s ./dir1 ./dir2 to create a symbolic link.

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    Why not just use a host that provides SSH? Commented Mar 29, 2013 at 13:51
  • @ceejayoz Because i've already paid a whole year at a host that doesn't provide SSH in their basic offer =) Commented Mar 30, 2013 at 0:32

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I think you don't actually want SSH. Maybe you should try a simple php shell like http://phpshell.sourceforge.net/ if you really just want to run non-interactive commands?

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I finally found out that codiad which i now use has a terminal way better than phpshell. I went for that solution. It allows to manage web projects too but i think it's the most advanced terminal currently available that doesn't need any installation through command line.

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If you ever need it outside of Codiad, the author released the Terminal plugin as a standalone version.
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I wrote a php ssh client that use php and xterm, you can take the source code on the github page https://github.com/roke22/PHP-SSH2-Web-Client

Please send some feedback too.

I hope that help you.

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