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!
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);
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();
Here's a video tutorial (less than 2 minutes) that demonstrates the setting up and use of sRemote:
We would be delighted to hear your queries and suggestions.
Please mail at: venussoftcorporation@gmail.com


Hello there,
ReplyDeleteTried it but I have an issue...
It does commands to system, but doesn't sends anything back to mail (precess list, screenshot...)
I checked mail and other options, everything is inputted correctly.
Thoughts?
...and yes.. when I call for example screenshot() or processes() it writes files in root folder initially, but if I call the command again (over mail) it doesn't override it.
ReplyDeleteWindows 7 x64
Firewall and AV down during tests
Hope you fix it.
BTW great idea, much appreciated!
@Anonymous
ReplyDeleteHello,
first comment::
is you internet connection a fast one?
if it is not, you might have to wait for a minute or two.
also, take care that you don't exit sRemote as soon as the command is received. You need to keep it running until the mail arrives.
second comment::
if you call the same command again, just make sure that your 2nd command call is not exactly the same as the previous one.
supposing you sent this at first:
secret();screenshot();
then the 2nd time you should alter it a little, just by adding a space, like this:
secret(); screenshot();
actually if the subjects are the exact same, then gmail starts them as a conversation.
Please reply if this solves your issue.
if not be sure to reply.
Thanks a lot!!
Hello,
ReplyDeleteTest it again.
First issue:
My upload rate is 35-50KB per sec... for file of 250-400KB it should be done in matter of 5-10 sec, unfortunately after full 15 minutes wait still nothing.
Second issue:
Tried your solution with slightly different command (inputting space)... but no change in file, it doesn't create new screenshot.
During both tests, sRemote was always active and on.
-An0-
hey, yes, Anonymous.
ReplyDeleteI found the error and I am fixing it right now.
I'll reply in about half an hour.
Thanks to you, I found this error.
gud work buddy..
ReplyDeletehehe thanks!!
DeleteDear Prankur,
ReplyDeleteEverything works now. App is great, keep up the good work!
Cheers!
-An0-
A very thanks to you!
Deletewithout you, this was not possible!
Hi,
ReplyDeletetrying this out and it works perfectly on win 7 passing trough 2 routers and avast. So kudos!
I even used it to get a dir on my media server(running unraid)so that's really good-normally the server takes a minute to spin up and return dirs.
What I'd really like to do now is to rename files on the media server which I assume would be
trivial to add but I don't want to impose on you?
Could you also provide info on how run commands (run(program,parameters);) are passed to the program? Does this work through the win command line? (If so I guess I can use that to rename files.)
Either way I love the app and now I'l have to delve into win scripting (which I haven't scripted since mac Os8.1 or so)
P.S.: the command button on the app reads 'comand'
@Anonymous:
DeleteHello!
thanks for the complements!
I can integrate rename to the list of functions but, pardon me, i can't do it right now.
Please give me 2-3 days and I'll surely get back to you.
Meanwhile, you can create a batch file to do the renaming.
run command simply executes the program and passes on the parameters.
whoa! I missed that spelling!
Will correct it in the next release, which will have rename function.
P.S.: There's also a big release coming up with some interface changes and it'll be much more secure!
Cheers!!