Closed andreasgoteson closed 4 years ago
Hi @andreasgoteson,
thanks for your question. I'm not sure if I understand your issue correctly, but,
Ctrl + Z
or, simply start a second terminal window. current env is ...
on the command line. Ctrl + C
The Ctrl +
commands are not specific to this project, and I recommend you to familarize yourself with these essential linux commands ;)
Like I said - newbie questions. Now I get it! Thx
But running R-studio server the general way (using R-base outside conda env and calling 'rstudio-server start') does not block the terminal.
Usually, rstudio-server starts a "Daemon" that runs in the background. This is not compatible with the conda-approach.
So do I simple close the server by closing the terminal window Yes, or
Ctrl + C
.
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Bit of a newbie here, but when I run R studio server the regular way using r-base on ubuntu i can start and stop the server from terminal, also I can still access my terminal while running r studio server. But when I run it this way the terminal is not accessible and if I stop the session from R studio server menu nothing happens in command line?