Re: Telnet/SSH question - SGI
This is a discussion on Re: Telnet/SSH question - SGI ; In article , Thomas Jahns writes:
> "FalconFly" writes:
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>> And if so, how does one keep the machines doing what they were tasked (?)
>> That was basically my intention, but I can't keep half a dozen SSH
...
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Re: Telnet/SSH question
In article <87ptjsb73c.fsf@ID-48333.user.dfncis.de>, Thomas Jahns writes:
> "FalconFly" writes:
[...]
>> And if so, how does one keep the machines doing what they were tasked (?)
>> That was basically my intention, but I can't keep half a dozen SSH
>> or Telnet sessions alive at the same time. I just need to log-on,
>> make the Boxes work, and 'walk away', while they need to continue
>> what they were tasked.
>
> I'm not totally sure what you intend to do, but I feel you want to
> read up on nohup(1).
Or - depending on your taste - you might want to install GNU screen
from freeware, I usually prefer this over nohup(1).
Akos Balazs
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Re: Telnet/SSH question
Okidok, I'll be reading up on those over the weekend 
The original Intention (and it initially looked like it worked) was to Telnet into the
machines, log-on, launch a Program, and log-off again, > with the launched program still
running <.
(basically open-end, until I was to log-in again and Kill the task if needed)
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Re: Telnet/SSH question
"FalconFly" wrote in message
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> Okidok, I'll be reading up on those over the weekend
>
> The original Intention (and it initially looked like it worked) was to
Telnet into the
> machines, log-on, launch a Program, and log-off again, > with the launched
program still
> running <.
> (basically open-end, until I was to log-in again and Kill the task if
needed)
>
> Greetings
> FalconFly
>
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Have you tried launching the task ( For Example /home/atask &) with the & to
let the process run in the background ?
Steve
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Re: Telnet/SSH question
"FalconFly" writes:
> Okidok, I'll be reading up on those over the weekend
>
> The original Intention (and it initially looked like it worked) was to
> Telnet into the machines, log-on, launch a Program, and log-off again, >
> with the launched program still running <. (basically open-end, until I
> was to log-in again and Kill the task if needed)
Someone already mentioned nohup, but take a look at "Screen" also:
http://www.gnu.org/software/screen/
Cheers,
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Re: Telnet/SSH question
Hm, nope, haven't tried that.
Looks like a simple, nifty option
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> "FalconFly" wrote in message
> news:bgc0d9$n1o9a$1@ID-75931.news.uni-berlin.de...
> > Okidok, I'll be reading up on those over the weekend
> >
> > The original Intention (and it initially looked like it worked) was to
> Telnet into the
> > machines, log-on, launch a Program, and log-off again, > with the launched
> program still
> > running <.
> > (basically open-end, until I was to log-in again and Kill the task if
> needed)
> >
> > Greetings
> > FalconFly
> >
> > Webmaster
> > http://www.falconfly.de
> > 3dfx Archive
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> > Forum : http://www.falconfly-central.de
>
>
>
> Have you tried launching the task ( For Example /home/atask &) with the & to
> let the process run in the background ?
>
> Steve
>
>
