Re: Remote kernels over SSH
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- Subject: [mg130282] Re: Remote kernels over SSH
- From: debguy <johnandsara2 at cox.net>
- Date: Sun, 31 Mar 2013 03:15:30 -0400 (EDT)
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ssh -x -f pet@hostname math -mathlink -linkmode Connect =B44=B4 - linkname '=B42=B4' -noinit what is =B44? why not use hostname? if you can't use "hostname" toss the thing. ssh does (let's say in most or all versions) change data in the stream and interferes with X windows - which is an issue never resolved as far as I know. however let's assume that's not the issue... You have not said if the above works when "ssh" is not in use. If you need "privacy" why not try connection level privacy, ie, ipsecure or vpn, instead of a program (ssh) which hacks inside the connection stream (obviously on a per-connection basis)? i never understood why ssh hacked inside the stream instead of wrapping it. it's mind bending.