How to monitor WGET download progress after closing SSH session
I have started downloading my ISO’s etc directly to my fileserver using wget. After I close the ssh session, how can I check back on the download process?
I have started downloading my ISO’s etc directly to my fileserver using wget. After I close the ssh session, how can I check back on the download process?
I have been using Wake-on-LAN successfully for many years now for a number of my Linux devices. It works well enough.
So I have finch, a command line chat client (think pidgin) running on a remote machine that I ssh into. finch has notification sounds and can run a command when certain events occur, letting you pass the sound file in as %s. e.g. mplayer %s
Why is it that ssh -t doesn’t wait for background jobs to finish?
I have a virtual instance of redhat running that I can ssh to from any host on the corporate network. My ssh session was dropped while running some scripts that may or not have caused me to disconnect. The who command locally still lists the dropped connection. Reconnecting with ssh starts a whole new session. Is there a way to connect to the original session? If not can I kill it? I have root and physical access. I was not using screen in the original session.
After ssh without -X to a machine, is it possible to change some settings (for example $DISPLAY) to make it work like ssh -X? If not, what is the reason? Thanks.
I would like to run a program remotely (through ssh) but with audio going to the remote machine where the program actually runs. This would normally work with ALSA, but pulseaudio apparently checks some session authenticator before allowing connection from a client.
XDG_RUNTIME_DIR is necessary for systemctl --user to work.
I’m using Linux CentOS 7 Server and I already installed OpenVPN and NordVPN servers which I use to connect my Linux to.