Sentence examples for remote shell from inspiring English sources

Mosh: An Interactive Remote Shell for Mobile Clients, in USENIX ATC 2012, Boston, Mass., June 2012.

Once you've made the connection and mapped your Backspace key to work as desired when communicating with the remote shell or whatever, you still might find that it doesn't work right in certain applications, particularly full-screen and/or forms-filling ones, such as EMACS (mentioned above), menus, BBS's, or data-entry or query programs.

In some cases, using a remote shell to run the desired set of commands at the remote system may suffice.

For instance, he does want to block connections to remote shell protocols coming from the mesh network to host A in LAN C.   2.

For instance, he does want to block connections to remote shell protocols coming from the mesh network to host A in LAN C. With a finer granularity, he may want to limit access only to some logical resources; for instance, host A may have some folders that are shared only on the LAN while some others are shared with the whole mesh network.

The general practice is to put the fish into refrigerated sea water tanks, kept down to 0°C by direct expansion coils or a remote shell-and-tube evaporator.

Close inspection of the histogram reveals hints for more remote shells, however these are hardly ordered and we have thus defined the remaining shells consecutively with a fixed width of 2.5 Å (detailed in Table 1).

For example, the command below will add specific IP addresses plus any machines on local workgroup to the trusted list: winrm set winrm/config/client @{TrustedHosts=",10.1.1.106,10.1.1.107" Connect to a machine and run a command: winrs -r 10.1.1.106 dir Connect to a machine and start a remote cmd shell: winrs -r 10.1.1.106 cmd.

She also moved to Ireland, to the remote and beautiful Shell Cottage on a country estate in County Wicklow, and lived very quietly, alone.

Carole Hickman led an expedition to the remote Tjörnes seacliff shell beds in northern Iceland, carrying the flag of the Society of Woman Geographers.

"Until oil companies prove they can contain and clean up an oil gusher in rough, remote Arctic waters, Shell should not be allowed to drill its planned exploratory wells there this summer," Adam Kolton of the National Wildlife Federation said.