Re: [OS] nvOC easy-to-use Linux Nvidia Mining

Quote from: pixelizedchaos on June 22, 2017, 11:47:46 PM

Hello! sorry but somewhat of a noob. I am really interested in SSH'ing into my rig from external networks, I have used Team viewer, but with local SSH it seems a lot more reliable.

So essentially I have two questions:
1) When I am connected through SSH and let's say I want to restart the gnome terminal back on the miner instead of my computer what command do I use to restart the PID that I initially closed.
2) How would I go about setting up a remote server which I can ssh into remotely, without being in the local area network?

Any help is appreciated! Also absolutely love your work, plan on showcasing it in videos once I learn a bit more about it! Thanks so much!
(Ps. if anyone has used ASUS Dual Series 1070's and found the optimal OC for them please let me know!)

for 1:

after killing the current mining process:

enter this to prevent a possible error:

Code:

export DISPLAY=:0

then enter:

Code:

screen -dmS rig1

or whatever you want to call this session in place of rig1

screen will start as a background process (so you can disconnect your ssh session and the miner will continue to mine on its own)

after starting screen you will need to connect to the screen (as it is running in the background)

you do this by entering:

Code:

screen -r

then enter:

Code:

bash '/home/m1/2unix'

and you have remote viewing of the mining process in this screen.

you can close the ssh session (window / terminal) whenever desired

then later reSSH in and enter:

Code:

screen -r

to return to the mining process whenever desired.

for 2:

Right now the simplest way to setup Internet access to your rigs is this:

Setup a single computer with SSH sessions into each rig (I recommend saving each session config or making a file with the settings to launch each.)

On this computer install Teamviewer or a similar application.

Connect via your mobile / tablet / work computer ect to the control computer with Teamviewer or similar application, then on that rig Monitor / reconfigure each rig via its SSH session.

This should be reasonably simple (given the complexity of what you are doing) to setup.

this post should be a good reference:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1854250.msg19503300#msg19503300