Hi Dougy, first of all many thanks for the gen 2 update, it now works on all 2nd gen and NXT panels tested so far.
OK, I run this on a remote Contabo server and I'd like to know if there is any way to keep it running in the background after I've closed the telnet window on my local PC ?
I've tried issuing mcbash & which I thought would work, but it doesnt, usually adding the & to the command line does this.
I want to do this simply due to the current cost of living crisis because patience and time are needed when using this and I would prefer to be able to turn my local PC off overnight yet still have mcbash running on the remote server doing its job.
Cheers. Ian.
OK please ignore this, I've found tiy can do exactly what I want by using tmux to open the shell before starting mcbash.
Hi Dougy, first of all many thanks for the gen 2 update, it now works on all 2nd gen and NXT panels tested so far.
OK, I run this on a remote Contabo server and I'd like to know if there is any way to keep it running in the background after I've closed the telnet window on my local PC ? I've tried issuing mcbash & which I thought would work, but it doesnt, usually adding the & to the command line does this.
I want to do this simply due to the current cost of living crisis because patience and time are needed when using this and I would prefer to be able to turn my local PC off overnight yet still have mcbash running on the remote server doing its job.
Cheers. Ian.
OK please ignore this, I've found tiy can do exactly what I want by using tmux to open the shell before starting mcbash.