sshxblock

This Xblock aims to provide students with a web based terminal in which they can connect to using ssh protocol to a remote host assigned by the course instructor and use it to execute commands like they would do to their own computer's terminal

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Not error message when wrong connection

Add lined numbers and go to line in the Modal Editor

Autocompletition by pressing tab

Remove commas from response

Polish the sites with css

Documentation for the last version of edX

Hello guys,

I know that this repository wasn't updated for a while, but I really want to try this XBlock this weekend. If you can help me I will appreciate it very much.

I tried to install your XBlock with the following tutorial: https://github.com/edx/edx-platform/wiki/Installing-a-new-XBlock, but it didn't work. Plus, looks like is obsolete.

Can you help me please?

Thank you,
Cezar

readme.txt or ppt presentation +credits for the libraries used

Path not shown in terminal

need to change terminal cursor from

to
direction>
e.g
user@myfolder> cd mysub
user@myfolder/mysub>

Implementing file editors like vi,nano,pico,gedit etc

At the current state we can only "touch" or "cat" documents
Possible solution:display a modal window when commands lick vi are called to write,read text

Error on Cypress

When attempting a save in course studio to an xblock the following error is generated making this unusable.

File "/opt/bitnami/apps/edx/edx-platform/common/lib/xmodule/xmodule/modulestore/mongo/base.py", line 138, in set
(Scope.children, Scope.settings, Scope.content),
InvalidScopeError: Invalid scope: Key(scope=ScopeBase(user=UserScope.ONE, block=BlockScope.USAGE, name=u'user_state'), user_id=None, block_scope_id=BlockUsageLocator(CourseLocator(u'edX', u'DemoX', u'Demo_Course', None, None), u'ssh', u'7f64c7cc1d9646e2af4236dca7498d7e'), field_name='ssh_hostnames', block_family='xblock.v1'). Valid scopes are: (Scope.children, ScopeBase(user=UserScope.NONE, block=BlockScope.USAGE, name=u'settings'), ScopeBase(user=UserScope.NONE, block=BlockScope.DEFINITION, name=u'content'))

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