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sRemote - Remote Control for PC via gmail.

Be the first to comment! 11:08 PM Posted by gopalsamy

SREMOTE - 1.1.0.0

Now control your PC from anywhere!
Start downloads, run any program, play any sound, take screenshot, kill a program, get files, move files, and do much more!

Introducing sRemote, a mere 38 KB program, to control your PC [ or your friend's ;) ] from any where in the world, using any device that can send emails!

Download Here!!(38 KB)

Setup sRemote ( VERY easy!, just enter gmail id to monitor.) :

As the video below shows, you can have sRemote running in less than 2 minutes!!

On first start, you will be asked a password. Enter that password very carefully, and DO NOT to share it.
Now [in "Gmail settings"] just enter the gmail id you want sRemote to monitor, its password [don't worry! your password is in safe hands.] and another gmail id to which you want sRemote to reply to.
You are now ready to go. Just set the number of seconds in which your email will be monitored and click "Start monitoring".

How to send commands: (read following lines very carefully) :
you can send commands to sRemote from any email id and from anywhere in the world, using any device.
you write the commands in the subject. [sRemote monitors only the first 250 characters]
Each command is terminated by a semi-colom ";".
the basic syntax of every command is: command();

for eg. screenshot(); OR run(http://www.somesite.com/download.zip);

in the subject field, first you need to enter the password. If the password is not found, then sRemote will not process the commands.
So, if you want to get the screenshot, you have to write [supposing you password is "secret"]

secret();screenshot();

and email it to the gmail id which sRemote is monitoing. [you'll get a mail with the screenshot attached.]

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List of commands:
[be sure to enter password first in every email] [for details or description refer to commands.txt]

screenshot();
shutdown();
logoff();
restart();
abort();
run(program,parameters);
wait(seconds);
play(path);
msg(text);
log(text);
exit();
beep();
forceshut();
mail(sender,password,receiver,body,subject);
processes();
ping(address);
getfile(path);
delfile(path);
deldir(path);
uptime();
copy(oldpath,newpath);
move(oldpath,newpath);
help();

Tuesday, September 18, 2012