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## nlogin
Will attemt to login to remote systems via provided path.
If login is not available it will run porthack on the remote host.
If porthack.exe does not exist on a remote host it will download it from the previous host before continuing.
* If login is not available it will run porthack on the remote host.
* If porthack.exe does not exist on a remote host it will download it from the previous host before continuing.
### usage
```bash
run nlogin <host1> [host2] [host3] [...]
```
## nremps
Checks if hosts are rooted the provided hosts, or all connected hosts
If no hosts are listed as arguments it will run on all connected hosts, otherwise it will run on the provided hosts.
Checks if hosts are rooted.
* If no hosts are listed as arguments it will run on all connected hosts, otherwise it will run on the provided hosts.
### usage
```bash
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## scp
Copy files from one host to another.
* If file is not an executable it will follow the provided uupath to the destination and write the file (faster than FTP)
* You can:
* If file is **not** an executable it will follow the provided uupath to the destination and write the file (faster than FTP)
* If file **is** an executable you can:
* Copy file to each remote host in provided uupath
* Dial a host directly and manually copy the file via ftp (iptun required)
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## path2arg
Convert a uupath to arguments (replace bangs with spaces).
* Optionally if the first argument is a command, run it with the rest of the arguments.
* Optionally if the first argument is a file/command, run it with the rest of the arguments.
### usage
```bash