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--- allegrouserguide:remoteaccess [2020/12/01 13:24] – [ssh, scp] intema
+++ allegrouserguide:remoteaccess [2020/12/15 10:05] (current) – immer
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 ===== ssh, scp =====
-To access the Allegro computers from another machine in the Sterrewacht, just use the normal ssh command, with X forwarding if you want to run anything with a GUI or whcih has other graphical output. E.g. :
+<note>**#HUIB: Needs updating if/when other computers are open to the outside as well. In the meantime, mention what the <portal> is.**</note>
+To access the Allegro computers from another machine in the Sterrewacht, just use the normal ssh command, with X forwarding if you want to run anything with a GUI or which has other graphical output. E.g. :
 <code bash>
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 $ ssh-add -D
 </code>
-Note
-Note, that if you have protected your private key with a password, you have to type it in at the hand-over. But that will only happen once per session.
+<note important>
+If you have protected your private key with a password, you have to type it in at the hand-over. But that will only happen once per session.
+</note>
 ===== rsync =====
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 There a description of how to connect with VNC in the [[https://helpdesk.strw.leidenuniv.nl/wiki/doku.php?id=vnc|Sterrewacht documentation]], but additional notes are provided here for the convenience of Allegro members.
+<note>**#ALEX/ANDRES: Check with VNCGuide (https://trello.com/c/qWxSMNv0/84-vnc-guide-for-allegro) that information is correct.**</note>
 VNC requires a server to be running on helada; you can run a viewer on your local machine to connect with that server. Starting and stopping the viewer doesn't affect the server. You can also (it seems) connect from more than one laptop/viewer to the same server.
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 gnome-session &
 </code>
-Note
+<note important>
 It seems that the ''%%xstartup%%'' file needs to be executable - i.e. it should have the ''%%x%%'' in its permissions set.
+</note>