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Am Sonntag 28 Januar 2007 schrieb Dieter Ries: |
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> Hi, |
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> how can i run emerge -vD world, when i only have the possibility to access |
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> the machine via ssh for a short time? |
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> i have tried emerge -vD world & |
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> but that seems to stop before even the first ebuild is compiled. Then i |
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> tried putting the emerge command into a bash script, and running |
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> emergeworld.sh& |
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> but that had the same effect. |
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> There has to be a possibility... |
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> cu |
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> Dieter |
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As already mentioned, screen is a good way to solve this. |
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By the way. The compiling stops because you are starting emerge within the |
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shell as child process of this shell. An if you terminate the father process |
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(in this case the shell) by logging out, all child processes will be |
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terminated too. |
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rgds |
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Bernhard |
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