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On Tue, 10 Feb 2009 10:29:38 -0500, James Stull wrote: |
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> Here's my problem, lets say last night I start a rather long emerge in |
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> an xterm window or in a separate session like Ctrl+Alt+F2 or whatever. |
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> The next day I'm at work or a friends house and I ssh into my desktop |
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> so I can check on the status of that emerge. Is their a way for me to |
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> take over a session and see what's going on through the terminal? |
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The best way to do this is to run the emerge in a screen session, then |
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you can do "screen -r" from the SSH session to see what's going on. |
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If you have already started the emerge from a normal terminal, you can |
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view the progress with "genlop -c". Emerge genlop if you don't already |
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have it. |
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