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Hello,

I'm completely new to UNIX, and as part of a project I'm doing at university I am using a UNIX SOLAR computer. I have been told to SSH tunnel to access it, using Putty and VNC, which I have done and works.
When I could then 'see' the computer from home I had a terminal open, but I was playing around, before I knew what I was doing and pressed CTR + D, which I now know, logs out.

So now I have no terminal to work from in VNC. When I close Putty and VNC and login again, the terminal still isn't there.
I hope someone could please help me.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
Thanks
Jono

P.S. Here is a screenshot of what I can see now

http://www.jonosax.co.uk/vnc-putty2.jpg

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Perhaps you pressed the Ctrl-Q key and suspended output. Try Ctrl-S to restart output.
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no, doesn't work....
thanks though!
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Set your display in the putty connection to the correct value for the VNC connection (solar:2). then run "/usr/openwin/bin/xterm &" without the quotes.
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ah thank you
how do I actually do the first part? and would you mind explaining what that actually does?
Jono
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ah thank you
how do I actually do the first part? and would you mind explaining what that actually does?
Jono
What shell are you using? ( "echo $0" will tell you )

This will tell the machine where to display your windows, then open a new terminal on that display.
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solar > echo $0
-tcsh
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