OpenTerm

Can this app hack other devices?

I literally downloaded this app only for ssh and it’s the only feature that doesnt work. It says “ssh currently unavailable, will be back soon”. WHEN WILL IT BE AVAILABLE? Update: You guys added ssh which is great but I’m unable to select a specific port. Ex: ssh [email protected] -p 555 Anyone who’s conscience about their security always changes the default ssh port. Please add this feature!!

I ssh’ed into my server and nothing formatted correctly. I was expecting more, especially after reading some of the more recent five-star comments.

It’s amusing to see reviews from users who have very little or no idea on how to use this app. For users who have extensive experience with Linux shells and CLI, it becomes readily clear what this app is for. There are limitations on what this app can do, but the capabilities it already has can come in handy in certain situations. For a more powerful app, try LibTerm or a-Shell, both of which were open source and available for free on the App Store as of this writing. For users who have never used CLI on Linux, I suggest that you first learn it and use it on Linux for real-world useful stuff for maybe a couple weeks or months until you are really comfortable with it, before tackling this or other similar apps.

No matter what command I try to use, if they have to print output on the terminal (ls, cat...) I can only see the very first line. If there is more info but it's longer than one line, it just doesn't show up. Could you please fix this or at least give money back. I thought if it was a paid app the minimum would be working. I have an iphoneSE second generation (iOS 15.4.1)

The command prompts for the uptime do not work for me. It uses coding of home>tmp>uptime and does nothing but say please give us your feedback.

Not worth it I tried to use ssh, is get connected but i cant run the command for example when i type pwd it print pwd instead of the path and it stopped responding !

I purchased this app to use the DIG command on mobile to check DNS configuration but that command was missing, despite it being listed on the app description.

First thing I tried to do with this was ssh to a local server I have in the house and the password prompt didn’t even obscure my password as I typed it. Once I was logged into my server I then tried to use sudo and it kept sending an enter key while I was trying to type my password. This app is a useless rip off.

What they don’t tell you is that this isn’t a real terminal it doesn’t do anything it’s just for show to pretend your a hacker or something, complete crap and a scam