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<P><FONT SIZE=2>the actual command line should be: nohup ./venueVNC_script.sh &<BR>
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From: ag-tech-bounces@lists.mcs.anl.gov on behalf of Tran, Quang V.<BR>
Sent: Tue 2/22/2011 8:16 PM<BR>
To: Jason Bell; ag-tech@mcs.anl.gov<BR>
Subject: Re: [AG-TECH] Remote VenueVNC startup and shutdown<BR>
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Have you tried the nohup command in Linux (ie: ./venueVNC_script.sh & nohup)<BR>
It allows a service to run after you log off. I use this with my bridge's script.<BR>
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From: ag-tech-bounces@lists.mcs.anl.gov on behalf of Jason Bell<BR>
Sent: Tue 2/22/2011 5:48 PM<BR>
To: ag-tech@mcs.anl.gov<BR>
Subject: [AG-TECH] Remote VenueVNC startup and shutdown<BR>
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Colleagues<BR>
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I am hoping that someone out there might have a "solution" to an issue I have.<BR>
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Long story short, I have a dedicated machine outside our "network" which allows remote sites to easy connect to it as part of a VenueVNC session.<BR>
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The problem is that this machine is not easy accessible (located in a machine room) and cannot be moved. The problem is that I would like to setup a system that everyday AG operators can connect to and launch a VenueVNC session when required (Note: the remote machine is a Linux machine). Obviously there are a few options, including such example like:<BR>
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* Shell scripts that remotely connect (maybe via ssh) and start the VenueVNC service;<BR>
- An issue to consider is that ssh connections time out and when it does, it kills the VenueVNC session.<BR>
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* A webserver that users can log into and via a website and launch appropriate service.<BR>
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* Some other remote means (has any used a terminal server to do this);<BR>
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- Note, I am not keen on using VNC, as it sends clear text passwords and I would like to make the process as simple as possible.<BR>
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Obviously there are a few issues, such that the service may be required to started in different Virtual Venues and the duration for the session will differ.<BR>
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Therefore, in an effort to save "re-inventing the wheel", has anyone implemented a system which would solve the problem posed above that I could re-use???<BR>
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Many thanks in advance,<BR>
Jason.<BR>
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