penguinpower80
10-03-2001, 03:49 PM
I haven't seen a post on this, sooooo
I am working with a new linux user. He'll break things, and then I'll SSH into the server to fix them. Then I have to try to describe to him what I did to fix it. Since he is in a remote location, he can't just watch what i'm doing, making it difficult to fully convey what I am doing.
The question is: is there any way that I can pipe/echo what I type and what is displayed to at least the local console or another telnet/ssh session? This way he can watch what I'm doing while I'm doing it and I can explain to him how I'm troubleshooting the problems.
Thanks in advance...
I am working with a new linux user. He'll break things, and then I'll SSH into the server to fix them. Then I have to try to describe to him what I did to fix it. Since he is in a remote location, he can't just watch what i'm doing, making it difficult to fully convey what I am doing.
The question is: is there any way that I can pipe/echo what I type and what is displayed to at least the local console or another telnet/ssh session? This way he can watch what I'm doing while I'm doing it and I can explain to him how I'm troubleshooting the problems.
Thanks in advance...