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Sunday 25 July 2010


Do you ever wanted to download somethings, start the encode of the latest video of the brides of the sister-in-law of your brother’s friend, on a distant computer? Or juste keep you’r work on this computer, without keep an opened terminal with the active SSH session?

If you don’t know “Screen” on linux, let’s go! :D

Screen is a windows manager in text mode for you, geek friends, followers of the term! :P

To keep process without kill them when you shut your SSH connection out, it’s easy:

You just have to log on your distant machine:

ssh user@machine

Next, launch screen:

screen

You can now do what you want on your machine: wget, torrent, encode, etc…

When you want to log of, just ctrl+A then d (to “drop” the window).

You can so exit the shell:

exit

You can now return to your occupations and habbits :)

When you want to return back on the distant computer to see what’s happen now, you have to relog on as previously and type:

screen -r -d

It’s not complicated et mostly cool!


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