Q. i have free vps by Host1Free and centos installed. Ok i want to niow how to upload, delete, rename, move, copy, list files using putty when o connect remotelt. To say this simply: i want terminal commands to manage files.
A. Try these links:
http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/cli.html
http://linuxcommand.org/learning_the_shell.php
http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/cli.html
http://linuxcommand.org/learning_the_shell.php
How to have linux VPS keep running java server?
Q. I have the server an all working.
Minecraft server actually.
But I noticed the server will stop when I close my putty the server will server aswell.
How do I get it to constantly run? Even if my computer is off or not
Minecraft server actually.
But I noticed the server will stop when I close my putty the server will server aswell.
How do I get it to constantly run? Even if my computer is off or not
A. one way would be to use nohup. just start your program with something like:
nohup ./yourprogram
that will keep the program alive, even when you log out. but this will not work with programs that take input from the console.
another way is to use a screen session (if screen is installed). with the command "screen" you start a shell session in which you can then start programs. if you press ctrl+a, ctrl+d (in that order), the session gets detached and will continue after you log out. after logging in, you can resume the session with "screen -r sessionname".
for more informations, try "man screen" or "man nohup".
nohup ./yourprogram
that will keep the program alive, even when you log out. but this will not work with programs that take input from the console.
another way is to use a screen session (if screen is installed). with the command "screen" you start a shell session in which you can then start programs. if you press ctrl+a, ctrl+d (in that order), the session gets detached and will continue after you log out. after logging in, you can resume the session with "screen -r sessionname".
for more informations, try "man screen" or "man nohup".
How do i configure vnc on a linux vps?
Q. I installed vnc server with yum on putty and don't know what to do now, launched it and can't connect to it.
A. You have a vncserver running?
vncserver -list
If not, set your vncpasswd with that very utility if you haven't, then run...
vncserver
to start one up on the default port 1. Can also say "vncserver :2" and so forth. Then connect to the IP with a viewer. Might have to say IP:5901 (5902, whatever the port is you started it on)
vncserver -kill :1 (or whatever port), when you're done with the server.
vncserver -list
If not, set your vncpasswd with that very utility if you haven't, then run...
vncserver
to start one up on the default port 1. Can also say "vncserver :2" and so forth. Then connect to the IP with a viewer. Might have to say IP:5901 (5902, whatever the port is you started it on)
vncserver -kill :1 (or whatever port), when you're done with the server.
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