Student Application Form for Google Summer of Code 2016

[Willy Fox]

General Information

- *Full Name: **Anton Slyadnev*
   - *Languages: English, Russian*
   - *Timezone: GMT+10*
   - *ReactOS website Account Name: none (Is it broken? Forum "Access
   Denied")*
   - *IRC Nickname on Freenode: WillyFox*
   - *E-Mail: [e-mail] [e-mail]*
   -
*VK.com login: /willy_the_fox *

Time Commitment

I'm 100% ready to spend all of my time to my GSoC project.
Optional (But Suggested) *Proposed Project: *Windows native SSH-server
Service
*Useful for: *End-users and developers

*Description:  *Implement a native Windows service for accepting SSH
connections and authenticating with Windows accounts to allow the user to
interact with Windows through the command prompt should they not need
access to the GUI shell. Once authenticated, any commands passed through
SSH are executed using the user's credentials to prevent abuse of the
service's privileges. And as the user is not technically logged in, there
are no restrictions with respect to how many connections are permitted
except as system resources allow.

[Aleksey Bragin]

Hello Anton,
do you have any experience in the area of the task your are proposing? 
Or any other experience which would matter and which would characterize 
you as the most capable person amongst applicants for this specific task?

Thank you!
Aleksey Bragin

On 12.03.2016 9:19, Willy Fox wrote:
>   General Information
>
> *Full Name: **Anton Slyadnev*
>
> *Languages: English, Russian*
>
> *Timezone: GMT+10*
>
> *ReactOS website Account Name: none (Is it broken? Forum "Access
> Denied")*
>
> *IRC Nickname on Freenode: WillyFox*
>
> *E-Mail: [e-mail] mailto:[e-mail]*
>
> *VK.com login: /willy_the_fox
>
> Time Commitment
>
> I'm 100% ready to spend all of my time to my GSoC project.
>   Optional (But Suggested)
>
> *Proposed Project: *Windows native SSH-server Service*
> Useful for: *End-users and developers*
>
> Description:
> *Implement a native Windows service for accepting SSH connections and 
> authenticating with Windows accounts to allow the user to interact 
> with Windows through the command prompt should they not need access to 
> the GUI shell. Once authenticated, any commands passed through SSH are 
> executed using the user's credentials to prevent abuse of the 
> service's privileges. And as the user is not technically logged in, 
> there are no restrictions with respect to how many connections are 
> permitted except as system resources allow.

[Willy Fox]

My first helloworld was implemented in 2006, since that time i coded in C,
C#, C++, Delphi, Java, Python, PHP, HTML+JS+CSS, Basic (MS Excel), SQL a
bit of Lisp, Haskell, Ruby. Worked with Jquery, Yii, Bitrix. I'm pretty
good with Git, doxygen, phpdocumentor.
Also i work with linux systems for about 5-7 years, and used SSH with great
pleasure.
I have a good communication skill, and I'm free to work almost all of my
time.

2016-03-12 18:09 GMT+10:00 Aleksey Bragin [e-mail]:
> Hello Anton,
> do you have any experience in the area of the task your are proposing? Or
> any other experience which would matter and which would characterize you as
> the most capable person amongst applicants for this specific task?
>
> Thank you!
> Aleksey Bragin
>
> On 12.03.2016 9:19, Willy Fox wrote:
>
> General Information
> *Full Name: **Anton Slyadnev*
> *Languages: English, Russian*
> *Timezone: GMT+10*
> *ReactOS website Account Name: none (Is it broken? Forum "Access
>
> Denied")*
> *IRC Nickname on Freenode: WillyFox*
> *E-Mail: [e-mail] [e-mail]*
>
> *VK.com login: /willy_the_fox *
>
> Time Commitment
>
> I'm 100% ready to spend all of my time to my GSoC project.
> Optional (But Suggested) *Proposed Project: *Windows native SSH-server
> Service
>
> Useful for: *End-users and developers
>
> Description:   *Implement a native Windows service for accepting SSH
>
> connections and authenticating with Windows accounts to allow the user to
> interact with Windows through the command prompt should they not need
> access to the GUI shell. Once authenticated, any commands passed through
> SSH are executed using the user's credentials to prevent abuse of the
> service's privileges. And as the user is not technically logged in, there
> are no restrictions with respect to how many connections are permitted
> except as system resources allow.
>
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