flag provided but not defined: -tunnel

[herrbischoff]

Following the information in the Readme, when I try to start a SSH tunnel via

shellz -tunnel -on my.tunnel

I always get the error/warning:

flag provided but not defined: -tunnel

This happens with the Homebrew version as well as the release downloaded from here. I'm using macOS 10.14. Running commands like

shellz -run id

works as expected. The SSH tunnel flag is not available, so probably the functionality is not there. Can you shed some light on why that is?

[evilsocket]

Make sure you're using the latest version

[herrbischoff]

I see. Well, with that attitude towards reported issues, I'm right back out of the door.

$ shellz

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                                        ░  v1.4.0
Made with ❤  by Simone 'evilsocket' Margaritelli

inf none of the -run, -test or -list parameters have been specified

Usage:

  -connection-timeout duration
        Connection timeout. (default 5s)
  -disable string
        Disable the specified shells.
  -enable string
        Enable the specified shells.
  -force
        Include disabled shells in the selection.
  -list
        List available shells and exit.
  -log-file string
        Log messages on this file instead of the standard output.
  -log-level int
        Set log level. (default 1)
  -no-banner
        Don't print the initial banner.
  -no-effects
        Disable text effects and colors.
  -on string
        Comma separated list of shell names to select or * for all. (default "all")
  -path string
        Base path of the shellz json files. (default "~/.shellz")
  -read-timeout duration
        Read timeout. (default 500ms)
  -run string
        Command to run on the selected shells.
  -stats
        Print some statistics after the -run and -test commands.
  -test
        Attempt to run a test command on the selected shells and disable the ones who failed.
  -to string
        If filled, commands output will be saved to this file instead of being printed on the standard output.
  -write-timeout duration
        Write timeout. (default 500ms)

Examples:

  # list all available identities and shells
  shellz -list

  # list all available identities and shells of the group web
  shellz -list -on web

  # enable the shells named machineA and machineB
  shellz -enable "machineA, machineB"

  # disable the shell named machineA (commands won't be executed on it)
  shellz -disable machineA

  # test all shells and disable the not responding ones
  shellz -test

  # test two shells and disable them if they don't respond within 1 second
  shellz -test -on "machineA, machineB" -connection-timeout 1s

  # run the command 'id' on each shell
  shellz -run id

  # run the command 'id' on each shell and print some statistics once finished
  shellz -run id -stats

  # run the command 'id' on a single shell named 'machineA'
  shellz -run id -on machineA

  # run the command 'id' on machineA and machineB
  shellz -run id -on 'machineA, machineB'

  # run the command 'uptime' on every shell and append all outputs to the 'all.txt' file
  shellz -run uptime -to all.txt

  # run the command 'uptime' on every shell and save each outputs to a different file using per-shell data.
  shellz -run uptime -to "{{.Identity.Username}}_{{.Name}}.txt"

[evilsocket]

with your attitude for properly reporting bugs with enough details to actual debug them, you're welcome to leave.