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Well, I think the response is overwhelmingly clear: screen! |
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I just wanted to add my 2 cents that I absolutely love screen... it has |
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saved my ass countless times. The only problem is remembering to run it |
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on login before starting the emerge. I suppose I really should look into |
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getting bash to run it for me automatically. Anyone got a script for that? |
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widyachacra wrote: |
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> Dear all, |
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> i'm using a dialup connection to connect to my office gentoo servers |
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> via ssh sessions. now i need to excute an emerge(#emerge -e system) |
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> system command via a ssh session, but i can't stay online always with |
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> my dialup connection. so i need to excute the command to background |
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> process(when i close my current ssh session emerge process will also |
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> stoped). so how do i do it? |
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> Q: how do i excute an emerge process to the background process(this |
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> shoud not terminated when i stoped the remote ssh session)? |
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