All,
I sshed to a linux server then run an appliction in termial on my PC, but my PC needs to reboot by some reason. And by now the application still in running status.
May I know is it possible to open another terminal by ssh on another PC then "transparency transfer" the running application to the new opened terminal? Thanks!
And I know the nohup cmd & , but it may not suit for my case.
Thanks for any hint.
B. Rgs
Give tmux a try. It is similar to screen but with added features like a vertical split without any unofficial patches, etc. Also the default look is better IMO.
I use it for instance to run irssi, rtorrent etc so that I dont have to quit them when dropping back to console from X or switching to another Window Manager. Also, when used from the console (no X running), tmux (like screen) lets you use multiple terminal instances in a single vt/tty.
Hence for your particular scenario, install tmux in the server, ssh, run tmux and then the app. When you want to reboot your local PC, detach the tmux session with C-b d (default keybinding for tmux) and then reboot. Once you are up again, ssh and attach to the session with tmux attach -d