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Story: Weekend Project: Using an IRC Proxy to Stay Logged in from Anywhere Total Replies: 5
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penguinist

Apr 23, 2011
11:30 AM EDT 		I've solved the irc problem for myself by simply using "screen" to hold one or more irc sessions. It works like this:

On one system (example.com) do this:

  screen
  irssi (irc setup parameters)
Then from any other system do this:

  ssh me@example.com
  screen -raAd
That's it. Easy, and it works from any number of login points. I leave a screen session running on my home server and then access that session from office, mobile, ... Don't worry about forgetting to "log out" of the screen terminal, the "screen -raAd" automatically terminates any other unused connections.
azerthoth

Apr 23, 2011
2:14 PM EDT 		and if I wanted to use xchat?
gus3

Apr 23, 2011
6:08 PM EDT 		VNC.
tuxchick

Apr 23, 2011
9:07 PM EDT 		Gesundheit.
cr

Apr 24, 2011
4:02 PM EDT 		apt-get install gesundheit

Reading package lists... Done

Building dependency tree... Done

E: Couldn't find package gesundheit
gus3

Apr 24, 2011
4:36 PM EDT 		Please don't give them ideas, we already have enough stupid names for programs (right, helios?).

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