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Hello! I need to be able to run a command on a remote server through ssh and somehow resume it (or the remote console) should the ssh session be disconnected. ...
  1. 03-09-2008 #1
    Vince-0
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    SSH: How to run console/command in remote server's memory?

    Hello!

    I need to be able to run a command on a remote server through ssh and somehow resume it (or the remote console) should the ssh session be disconnected. Is there a way to execute, say a script, remotely from the command line and keep it in the remote servers' memory in case of connection failure? Maybe a command option or something?

    I can't figure out how, please help!
    Whoot to who ever gets an answer, cos my nab skills couldn't
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    you need to use screen
    man screen
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  3. 03-09-2008 #3
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    Talking Simple as that!

    Whoot! problem solved!
    My nab skills have been updated! Thanks !
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  4. 03-11-2008 #4
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    I think you can also use "nohup".
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