LookingGlass is a user-friendly PHP based looking glass that allows the public (via a web interface) to execute network commands on behalf of your server. It also features live output (long polling) of the network commands!
SSH/Terminal access is required
The demo is currently hosted on a 50MB VPS, so 502 errors may occur in events of high use.
- host
- mtr
- mtr6 (IPv6)
- ping
- ping6 (IPv6)
- traceroute
- traceroute6 (IPv6)
IPv6 commands will only work if your server has external IPv6 setup (or tunneled)
- Download LookingGlass to the intended folder within your web directory
- Navigate to the
LookingGlass
subdirectory in terminal - Run
bash configure.sh
- Follow the instructions and
configure.sh
will take care of the rest
Forgot a setting? Simply run the configure.sh
script again
To enable output buffering on Nginx, please append the following to your PHP configuration:
location ~ \.php$ {
...
# Append the following
fastcgi_buffer_size 1k;
fastcgi_buffers 128 1k;
fastcgi_max_temp_file_size 0;
gzip off;
}
I recommend that you create a separate host file for LookingGlass OR a directory specific PHP "location". This is due to the these settings not being optimal for conventional use.
- Implement abuse protection
- Create a non-JS reliant page (index2.php)
- Hostnames with only IPv4 will pass validation for IPv6 (it will just display as an empty result)
- All test files are destroyed/recreated while running
configure.sh
- Safari renders the select dropdown without an arrow
Code is licensed under MIT Public License.
- Please keep the "Powered by LookingGlass" link intact to promote this script.