Thanks for the useful information. My next concern is how to make sure the
rebol script is relaunched after a reboot, bearing in mind I'm just a user on
the system (no administrator).
fantam
>===== Original Message From Kenneth LO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> =====
>That's because /view is attched to a visual i.e. it requires an X client to
>display itself. X clients are usually closed when you exit and so your
>/view session is also killed. For /core as it does not require a visual
>it can exist after a logout using & and/or -nohup.
>
>You can preserve your X client using the VNC technology. See
> http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/
>
>2001/5/1 PM 05:35:47, "Dunlop, Scott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>I was just about to propose that, but it /isn't/ working for me with
>>Rebol/View 1.1 on Solaris at the moment. Odd.
>
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] Tuesday, May 01, 2001 8:28 PM
>>rebol myscript.r &
>>works for me with /core 2.3 on Solaris
>>If that dosen't work on your unix you can add -nohup
>
>2001/5/2 AM 03:56:45, Fantam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> How do I launch a rebol process on a remote unix box that is to
>> survive my telnet session, i.e. it should continue to run after I
>> log off (I'm no administrator).
>
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