On Fri Mar 03, 2006 at 07:30:31AM -0800, Miguel wrote:
> The reason for using VNC and not SSH is that I need to monitor some
> server tasks running on the server, thus avoiding a second factor of
> potential process failure such as network is. Thus, the intention is
> to avoid two potential failure factors: network, and client-feedback;
> this last one refers to keep the tasks on server from sending its
> output to client machine, so I need to make use of VNC to get access
> to server console remotely and launch these tasks to feedback its
> output to itself.
>
It sounds to me like GNU screen over ssh would provide what you're
wanting. This allows you to detach from & reattach to the console
session whenever you want. This'll prevent any network glitches from
stopping the process from running.
HTH,
Robin
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