What may be useful:
git. in order to use it, install it on a Linux device
arch -> pacman -S git
debian -> apt-get install git
PuTTY interface:
Having connected to the vds machine via ssh, the next step is to install this terminal application via git clone
the repository is installed via git clone
via cd the user gets to ./ruVds-server-test/server/linux-x64/ruvds-tcp
via chmod 755 ./ruvds-tcp the user gets permission to run the application
via ./ruvds-tcp the user launches the server application
then on the server the user enters the external ip vds of the machine
then on the server the user enters the port on which listening will be done
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Client interface:
By analogy with launching a server application, a client application is launched
but instead of ./ruVds-server-test/server/linux-x64/ruvds-tcp
you need to go to the directory ./ruVds-server-test/client/linux-x64/ruvds-client
the application will ask you to enter the external server IP to connect to it
if you receive the message: Welcome to the server "UROD Engine"
then you have successfully connected to the server and can now display help with the help command
to communicate with other users, write say and a message after it
📃 the program will ask you to enter the ip, and then the port.