Last night I was using my home server at a virtual console. I started a
copy of a large amount of data onto a USB connected disk - it's USB 1 so
tediously slow.
Anyway, I forgot about it till now, and I'm at work, and I'd like to check
progress.
Is there a way of accessing an already running
On Tue, 23 Dec 2008 09:54:48 - (UTC), graeme.hil...@fishter.org.uk
said:
Is there a way of accessing an already running virtual console remotely?
Not this time, but next time run the command under screen(1). That
allows you to detach the job and re-attach to it later: very useful in
On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 09:54:48AM -, Graeme Hilton wrote:
Last night I was using my home server at a virtual console. I started a
copy of a large amount of data onto a USB connected disk - it's USB 1 so
tediously slow.
Anyway, I forgot about it till now, and I'm at work, and I'd like
Anyway, I forgot about it till now, and I'm at work, and I'd like to check
progress.
You could attach another terminal, then use ps to find the process in
question and lsof to find out what it's doing...
Vic.
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2008/12/23 Graeme Hilton graeme.hil...@fishter.org.uk:
On Tue, 23 Dec 2008 09:54:48 - (UTC), graeme.hil...@fishter.org.uk
said:
Is there a way of accessing an already running virtual console remotely?
Not this time, but next time run the command under screen(1). That
allows you to
2008/12/23 Graeme Hilton graeme.hil...@fishter.org.uk:
Anyway, I forgot about it till now, and I'm at work, and I'd like to
check
progress.
You could attach another terminal, then use ps to find the process in
question and lsof to find out what it's doing...
I've been monitoring the
2008/12/23 Alan Pope a...@popey.com:
2008/12/23 Graeme Hilton graeme.hil...@fishter.org.uk:
Anyway, I forgot about it till now, and I'm at work, and I'd like to
check
progress.
You could attach another terminal, then use ps to find the process in
question and lsof to find out what it's
2008/12/23 Graeme Hilton graeme.hil...@fishter.org.uk:
Still got about 10GiB to go out of 20...
Could you not kill it and restart using rsync (in a screen) which
would then effectively carry on from where it left off. Then you
really could watch the progress.
I could, but when I killed and
On Tue Dec 23, 2008 at 09:55:04 +, Keith Edmunds wrote:
Is there a way of accessing an already running virtual console remotely?
Not this time, but next time run the command under screen(1). That allows
you to detach the job and re-attach to it later: very useful in exactly
the
On Tue Dec 23, 2008 at 09:55:04 +, Keith Edmunds wrote:
Is there a way of accessing an already running virtual console
remotely?
For this situation it doesn't help, but you might have luck starting
x11vnc over ssh with tunnelling to view your desktop. Somehting like
ssh -X
On Tue Dec 23, 2008 at 14:38:08 -, Graeme Hilton wrote:
Good suggestion, but will it connect to a virtual console - not an X
session?
Ahh, no. But you can get that via conspy.
That sounds promising. In any case, the copy has finished, apparently
without problem. Now to get on with
** Alan Pope a...@popey.com [2008-12-23 11:09]:
2008/12/23 Graeme Hilton graeme.hil...@fishter.org.uk:
On Tue, 23 Dec 2008 09:54:48 - (UTC), graeme.hil...@fishter.org.uk
said:
Is there a way of accessing an already running virtual console remotely?
Not this time, but next time run
From: Paul Stimpson
That's what I was thinking too but the machine is a dual core 2.4 and the
2 cores are alternating between 43% and 57% (one on each then swapping).
I assume that random generation is a compute-bound activity so if that
was the bottleneck I would have expected near on 100%
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