I'm trying to use this code to pull a bunch of data from the ModelNet data base located at vision.cs.princeton.edu I'm using the already written matlab code from the website itself; however, I'm encountering permissions errors whenever I run the code because wget (which the code uses) is located in a restricted directory in the server. Normally I would just use sudo; however, I can't seem to run sudo matlab as a command. My question is does anybody know a way to remotely run matlab code from a server and somehow give it permissions that sudo normally would give? Also, could someone try ftping to vision.cs.princeton.edu at port 80? For some reason I'm able to connect to that port, but the connection seems to be closed and I can't ping that address either I get 100% package loss.
Thanks
Use urlread instead of wget, this should fix your issues.
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For a node project I will have to work on a remote server and for that I will use filzilla for file transfer and ssh for console.
I use Visual Studio Code, I installed a remote ssh extension,
I did the hostname and user configurations as well as secretkey,
because before that I had another error The process tried to write to a nonexistent pipe ,
which I finally solved but now after I start ssh and log in with the password in cmd from Visual Studio Code, I get this error bash: powershell: command not found.
I tried one day to search the internet for that error.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/openssh/openssh_server_configuration?WT.mc_id=-blog-scottha
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/troubleshooting
I've talked to people who have more experience but within the time limit my advice could be, but I still couldn't solve the error, either it's something from windows or ssh or I don't know.
You are the first time I try to do this in general I used heroku or aws that had some facilities.
I changed host machine in the settings JSON file windows to linux
When you got the option to Select Linux, Windows or Mac did you make sure that you know exactly the type of server you are connecting to. Bcs if you choose the wrong one this error gets thrown.
I can manually connect to a remote server by going to the File Manager and select "Connect to Server" under the "Go" tab.
Then I can type in the ip and username and I am ready to go. And I dont need to add a password because I have set up ssh-keys.
As shown in the images below:
After that I can access the remote folder at this location:
/run/user/1000/gvfs/sftp:host=192.168.178.35,user=user/
My question is, how can I achieve the same result, but without the UI, just with the CLI?
(What command is used by the raspberry OS?)
And further, how can I unmount the volume after using it with the CLI?
Thanks for the help : )
You can simply type the following command in the console to connect to the remote server. When you are finished, you can close the connection with the command exit.
ssh username#address
You can find a very detailed description here.
So looking at the comment you wrote in the other answer, I think you're looking for an SFTP server, this is basically a server where you can manipulate directories and the files in them remotely by mounting it.
The image you showed however, does show an SSH server, as #flaxel said in his/her answer.
I tried today to connect to MySQL server and saw that I did'nt have any mysqld.sock anymore, nowhere.
I tried several ways to get it back, but unsuccessfull. I tried to execut a
./mysqld.start in /etc/init.d, but it's also missing.
Should I reinstall mysql, or is there a way to get a socket back ?
try using following command
service mysql start
This will work.
#Nueva, if that doesn't work, reboot the system. I just had an Ubuntu build on EC2 lose its mysqld.sock file, and a simple reboot solved the problem.
Failing that, I've also heard that forcing the connection via tcp instead of localhost has worked for some people. I tried that, but got nothing.
I am facing a problem in downloading some documents programmatically.
For example this link
https://www-950.ibm.com/events/wwe/grp/grp019.nsf/vLookupPDFs/Introduction_to_Storwize_V7000_Unified_T3/$file/Introduction_to_Storwize_V7000_Unified_T3.pdf
can be downloaded from browser, but when I try to get it from wget it doesn't work.
I have tried
wget https://www-950.ibm.com/events/wwe/grp/grp004.nsf/vLookupPDFs/3-Mobile%20Platform%20--%20Truty%20--%20March%208%202012/\$file/3-Mobile%20Platform%20--%20Truty%20--%20March%208%202012.pdf
It gave me this output
--2012-04-18 17:09:42--
https://www-950.ibm.com/events/wwe/grp/grp004.nsf/vLookupPDFs/3-Mobile%20Platform%20--%20Truty%20--%20March%208%202012/$file/3-Mobile%20Platform%20--%20Truty%20--%20March%208%202012.pdf
Resolving www-950.ibm.com... 216.208.176.98
Connecting to www-950.ibm.com|216.208.176.98|:443... connected.
Unable to establish SSL connection.
Can any one help me solve this problem. Thanks in advance.
Add the --no-check-certificate to your original wget command.
Plus you need to ensure that you are using a proxy.
On Linux:
export http_proxy=http://myproxyserver.com:8080
On Windows:
set http_proxy=http://myproxyserver.com:8080
I also found that on windows, because this is a https request, that in order to make it work, I also had to set https_proxy. So
set https_proxy=http://myproxyserver.com:8080
Obviously, change the proxy settings to suite your particular situation.
I would like to be able to use Matlab-mode (matlab.el) to run a matlab shell. The only problem is, Matlab is located on a remote host. Is this even possible? If so, please explain. I'm currently playing around with tramp but to no avail.
Thanks.
I just tried using the emacs matlab mode through ssh, no problem
had to make a script which loads matlab, couldn't just specify the command in matlab.el
so:
/home/second/remoteMatlab:
#!/bin/bash
ssh orac matlab -nodisplay
where orac is the host which has matlab. you can pass commands to ssh here. i use ssh config and key authentication so only need the hostname here
in matlab.el, find
(defcustom matlab-shell-command
and set to eg
(defcustom matlab-shell-command "/home/second/remoteMatlab"
I am not 100% sure what you are doing, but this seems possible. If
you use Tramp (or sshfs, my personal choice) to edit a script on a
remote machine, you will be able to run it on that remote machine. If
you have a *shell* buffer open, it can easily be ssh'd to that remote
machine. If you are doing something REPL-like where emacs sends input
to this buffer that's connected to a process over ssh, it should still
work. If it is communicating with a remote process over a socket, you
can use ssh forwarding to make the socket appear local.
Anyway, there is not much gap between local and remote, so this should
all work out.
Finally, to toe the (GNU) party line... have you tried Octave running locally?
#Yotham : I can't comment yet on earlier answers, but your problem (Script working, malab-shell command in emacs not) may be due to the fact that you didn't delete/rename your matlab.elc file?
This way emacs never gets to know of the change since it prefers .elc over .el files for speed.
Resolved the same issue for me.
cheers
tnt