Linux putty TFS stop

[elkingahmed]

hello whenever i close putty my ot stops after a period of time
using debian 8
any ideas ?

 

[strutZ]

Yes, You are running your OTServer in that current putty session. Putty doesnt remote desktop as such, it creates its own workspace. The easiest way to get around this is to install something called 'conspy' it will allow you to remote into your Linux server.

 

[elkingahmed]

Yes, You are running your OTServer in that current putty session. Putty doesnt remote desktop as such, it creates its own workspace. The easiest way to get around this is to install something called 'conspy' it will allow you to remote into your Linux server.

any tutorial please ?

 

[elkingahmed]

oke i've downloaded and tried to connect to my ip using this
ssh -p 22 user@ip

Permission denied (publickey).

 

[strutZ]

Wait what have you done? basically you do this.

Install Conspy Using the following

aptitude update && aptitude install conspy

after thats installed you simply type

conspy 1

Then you just launch your server from there.
WHen you close putty and want to get back into your server you just putty into server again and use

conspy 1

 

[elkingahmed]

Wait what have you down? basically you do this.

Install Conspy Using the following

aptitude update && aptitude install conspy

after thats installed you simply type

conspy 1

Then you just launch your server from there.
WHen you close putty and want to get back into your server you just putty into server again and use

conspy 1

working now but how to stop this window ?

 

[strutZ]

working now but how to stop this window ?

ummm off the top of my head i think you press escape twice fast

 

[elkingahmed]

ummm off the top of my head i think you press escape twice fast

no i mean to kill the process so i start from the beginning

 

[strutZ]

no i mean to kill the process so i start from the beginning

Ctrl + C

 

[elkingahmed]

Ctrl + C

the console showing the command which were used before 14 other commands

 

[strutZ]

the console showing the command which were used before 14 other commands

You lost me i have no clue what you asking lol

 

[elkingahmed]

You lost me i have no clue what you asking lol

look i've typed conspy 1 and logged successfully but i keep tryping commands but i see it in the putty console after 14 times of typing it

 

[strutZ]

Ohh you mean its lagging?

 

[elkingahmed]

Ohh you mean its lagging?

mm no i mean its not showing the command i used before,i have to use other 14 command to show the first one i used hope you get me now

 

[strutZ]

I've reread this post 10 times i still dont know what you mean LOL sorry dude.. If you want to start from the begining you can just clsoe the putty window and reopen it?

 

[elkingahmed]

I've reread this post 10 times i still dont know what you mean LOL sorry dude.. If you want to start from the begining you can just clsoe the putty window and reopen it?

are there any other way to run the tfs on putty ? lol

 

[strutZ]

i'm sure there is but this is in my opinion the best way to do it =) so you do know you can open multiple putty windows aswell right?

 

[elkingahmed]

i'm sure there is but this is in my opinion the best way to do it =) so you do know you can open multiple putty windows aswell right?

ye i noticed but i cant use it dont know why :/
is it possible to use screen command to keep the ots running ?

 

[SpiderOT]

You can use screen
install screen by apt-get install screen

-start server by
screen -L ./tfs
-close screen without terminating the server by
hold ctrl+a+d
-get back to screen by
screen -r
-to terminate screen and server
screen -r
ctrl+c

 

[Tony32]

You can use screen
install screen by apt-get install screen

-start server by
screen -L ./tfs
-close screen without terminating the server by
hold ctrl+a+d
-get back to screen by
screen -r
-to terminate screen and server
screen -r
ctrl+c

This is what I was about to post as well. Screen is the go-to for many including me.