RDP Github Shadow

Introduction

RDP Github Shadow is a Bash script that allows you to create a Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) instance on a Github repository using a shadowsocks server. With this script, you can connect to your remote Github repository using an RDP client and access all the files and software installed on the virtual machine.

Requirements

To use RDP Github Shadow, you need to have:

• A Github account
• A shadowsocks server
• An RDP client (e.g., Microsoft Remote Desktop for Windows, Remmina for Linux)

Installation

1. Clone the RDP Github Shadow repository to your local machine:

git clone https://github.com/kmille36/rdp-github-shadow.git

2. Edit the config.sh file to add your shadowsocks server information:

#!/bin/bash

# Shadowsocks server information
SERVER_IP=
SERVER_PORT=
SERVER_PASS=
METHOD=

3. Commit and push the changes to your Github repository:

git add config.sh
git commit -m "Update shadowsocks server information"
git push origin

4. Create an RDP instance using the create_rdp.sh script:

bash create_rdp.sh

5. Connect to your remote Github repository using an RDP client:

# For macOS
open rdpgithub.rdp

# For Windows
mstsc /v:<server_ip>

Conclusion

With RDP Github Shadow, you can easily create an RDP instance on your Github repository and access it from any location using an RDP client. This is a great way to access your development environment when you're on the go or working remotely.