[pskmail] Re: Server KD5WDQ
- From: Pär Crusefalk <per@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2008 22:06:56 +0200
Hi,
I just got back from Tunisia, the server was QRV during the entire week
I stayed there.
Monitoring the server from Tunisia was not easy. There was no hsdpa, no
gprs, no wlan and
of course I got no permit to operate pskmail from there (felt like I
had time travelled to the middle ages).
There was one "internet pc" at the hotel (dialup?) and that was either
not working or very busy.
I tried using my Sangean ATS-505 to listen and I did hear a few beacons
but they were weak.
Normally I use the gmfsk.php script to monitor the server and ssh for
everything else.
I use the putty ssh client, http://s2putty.sourceforge.net/ , in my
phone (Nokia N95) so I usually
look at the gmfsk.php page once in a while and connect using ssh when
needed.
I run the server under a screen session. If you are unfamiliar with that
then it will let me attach
to the terminal running the pskmail server from anywhere. What I mean is
that I run screen in
a terminal on the server and within that terminal session I launch the
pskmail server. When I
connect using my phone I just enter "screen -D -R" and I get the "local"
terminal on my phone.
When I am done I just disconnect from that session using "screen -d" and
then terminate the
ssh connection.
73 de Per, sm0rwo
tis 2008-06-10 klockan 13:23 -0700 skrev Kovelan:
> team,
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> currently on an assignment to SC until september,
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> getting the Boeing 787 up and going.
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> this means if the server goes down in Texas, there
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> is little i can do. maybe i can talk the wife thru the
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> procedure.
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> that brings to mind, what remote software are server
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> owners using to look remotely? (vnc?)
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> thanks,
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> ek (kd5wdq)
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