Is it possible to ssh to my computer, start a command line program,
exit ssh and then come back later and ssh to the same command line
program? How would I do that exactly?
Re: Really need help on this one ... Is there a way to read the output of a particular command into ... Heres a better example using ssh....set timeout $timeout...exec kill -9 $pid ... (comp.lang.tcl)
Re: General Linux? ...exit ssh and then come back later and ssh to the same ... machine, issue the screen command, run your command, detach from the command by using the ",d" sequence, then exit from the target machine. ... Or, if you'd rather do this in a GUI where you can see more than one open window at a time and the only reason you don't is that ssh works better over slow connections, try freenx and the NX client that you can download from http://www.nomachine.com. ... (Fedora)
RE: midnight commander and ssh sftp ... midnight commander and ssh sftp... which is displayed at the bottom of the MC panel.... "Left file command options right" at the top of the MC ... MC SSH session with the remote host by hitting F10 key. ... (freebsd-questions)
Re: [Info-ingres] problems with ssh ... Check the SSHD log on the server for errors. ... ancient version of SSH, unfortunately. ... the command seems to have functioned - but just wont terminate and leaves a process hanging around. ...Duckman: You got anymore of those glues? ... (comp.databases.ingres)
Scripts using SSH and SSH_ASKPASS ... To test SSH scripts you better destroy the control TTY. ... The trick is to run YOUR script on YOUR local ... As for the password relaying command: this needs not be an X command. ... # we read one line from a temporary pipe.... (comp.security.ssh)
