I wish to use shell to invoke a script on a remote server.
I would like to capture the output of that script (its logging messages) and the exit code it returns.
I have an Ubuntu server running on EC2 (which I didn’t install myself, just picked up an AMI). So far I’m using putty to work with it, but I am wondering how to work on it with GUI tools (I’m not familiar with Linux UI tools, but I want to learn). Silly me, I’m missing the convenience of Windows Explorer.
I have two RasberryPi running debian wheezy and I would like to mount a folder from computer A on computer B.
I have a remote server. I planned to use public keys to connect over ssh without typing the password but the remote system rejects public key authentication.
How can I redirect the microphone of one computer to listen to it on another computer via ssh? Which is the right device or which is the right command line?
I’m trying to edit a file from a remote computer connected via ssh. How can I open the remote file on my local computer to edit?
I have a linux (debian based) server which is configured to allow SSH session to the user ‘admin’, but not the user ‘root’. Both these accounts are linked somehow because they share the same password.
I have one weak PC (client) but with acceptable 3D performance, and one strong PC (server) which should be capable of running an application using OpenGL twice, i.e. once locally and once remotely for the client. Currently, I ssh -X into it, but the client’s console output states software rendering is used and I only get 3 frames per second (fps). Actually, ssh’s encryption is not necessary since this is on a LAN, but it’s what I already know for remote applications…