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unix server timeout
server times out
i have 15 production unix server instances to check logs same time
when i am on one monitor other monitor times out in every 15 minutes
if i type
tail -f logfile
does it still times out on me
i cannot change time out setting myself
just looking for some work around so that i do not have to enter username and password all over again
i have 15 production unix server instances to check logs same time
when i am on one monitor other monitor times out in every 15 minutes
if i type
tail -f logfile
does it still times out on me
i cannot change time out setting myself
just looking for some work around so that i do not have to enter username and password all over again
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run a script in the background? save the next script as clock.sh
chmod 755 clock.sh
and run it before running the tail command with
#!/bin/bash
while true ; do
date
sleep 60
done
chmod 755 clock.sh
and run it before running the tail command with
clock.sh &
While many of these comments will help over a remote connection I am still not sure if the OP was working remotely or over a connected display... The wording was vague and confusing...
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how to do this
please advise