I don't know if jssh has any security built-in. While testing web apps, I would only like to be able to connect to jssh from localhost. I added the following lines to iptables : iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -s 0/0 --dport 9997 -j LOG iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -s 0/0 --dport 9997 -j DROP will they provide the security I need? EDIT : this ...
Hi there, I'm having a hard time getting jssh and firefox to play nice on an Ubuntu Jaunty 64-bit machine. Anyone know the specific steps needed to make this work? (or, if you're using something else to get firewatir to work, I'll take those as answers as well) Here are a few things I tried: installing the jssh extension by itself (by...
Using this javascript through jssh compiled and built for the new firefox 4.0 beta 1 returns an odd message. Here is the code (sorry if it's a little messy) In summary the code checks all frames of a firefox window which is a test page of our unit tests for a element that has an onclick which contains the phrase Goodbye Wonderful, inste...
I built jssh for FF 4.0b1 and packaged as an xpi and installed it to my browser, when running javascript that checks tags for a certain phrase in the onclick or onfocus events I am getting an NS_ERROR that says component not available has anyone seen this happen as of yet? It only happens when the tag is either not the first one on the...
Has anyone been able to get anything past 4.0b1 of firefox either nightly or releases to build with jssh enabled in the .mozconfig, I get the error .js component without matching .manifest and if I change the rules I get a missing header file, which if I manually copy to the jssh directory and then build gives many many compile errors, w...