Comment by Felix Lawrence for Connect via ssh to your server and bind port,...
I find it useful to run the `./sage -notebook` command from inside a `screen`, so that when I close the SSH tunnel, the Sage server and the worksheets keep running.
View ArticleComment by Daniel Krenn for Connect via ssh to your server and bind port,...
You can also use `nohup` to keep the server running when closing the SSH tunnel.
View ArticleComment by Giovanni for Connect via ssh to your server and bind port, e.g.ssh...
It worked! Thanks a lot!!! This way I can work on my University Cluster!
View ArticleAnswer by Daniel Krenn for I have access to a remote server through a gate...
1. Connect via ssh to your server and bind port, e.g. ssh -L 8000:localhost:8000 user@your.server.com You can use some extra ssh-options if you want... 2. Run ./sage -notebook on your server. 3. Open...
View ArticleAnswer by Emil Widmann for I have access to a remote server through a gate...
start sage with *./sage -notebook* This will bring up the server on port 8000 Then try to connect with it from your local browser with *host:8000* If you can get no connection you should check if any...
View Articlesage notebook server + ssh tunneling + port forwarding
I have access to a remote server through a gate computer with this command: ssh -fN -l user -L port:host:22 gate #To Bring up the tunnel ssh -X -p port user@localhost #To open an X session to my server...
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