Yesterday I wrote a plugin for the radare io layer to support connect:// and listen:// URIs.
These uris layouts active the remote plugin (src/remote.c) it wrapps the open/ read/write/seek/close/system calls to make tunnel them into TCP. This stupid plugin allows to do awesome things like remotely debugging an ARM process on Linux from a NetBSD box or viceversa :) This is possible because you can nest URIs to bypass proxies, or acces remote resources: $ radare connect://192.168.0.33:9999/dbg:///bin/ls (In the server side just run:) $ while : ; do radare listen://:9999 ; done All the 'hard' stuff is done locally (disasembly and so), but the lightweight debugging stuff is done remotelly (!regs*) (!help) (!step) (!bp)... This way you can use your local tools and programs to run them transparently as if they were running in the remote side. This means that in the server-side you only need a lonely radare binary. WARNING: ATM the current protocol only supports 32 bit offsets. This is enought for working with /dev/mem and debugging processes on 32 bit systems. But not for making remote searchs on hard disks or >4GB files. I will add 64 bit support in a near future probably. Have fun! --pancake _______________________________________________ radare mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nopcode.org/mailman/listinfo/radare
