What I did in the past (not with R scripts) is to start my jobs using
at (start the job at a specified time e.g. now) or batch (start the
job when the cpu drops below ?%)
at now "R CMD BATCH yourscript.R"
or
batch "R CMD BATCH yourscript.R"
something like that, you'll have to look at the man pages for at
and/or batch. You probably need something like atd running. I do not
know if current linux distributions have that running by default.
You'll get an email when the job is finished.
HTH
Jan
R CMD BATCH [options] my_script.R [outfile]
Chris Mcowen <chrismco...@gmail.com> schreef:
Dear List,
I am unsure if this is the correct list to post to, if it isn't I apologise.
I am using SSH to access a Linux version of R on a remote computer as it
offers more memory and processing power. The model will take 1-2 days to
run, I am accessing R through Putty and when I close the connection and open
R again, I am faced with a new session.
As a Linux newbie, I was wondering if anybody here knew how to keep R
running and interactive and return to it on a later date?
Thanks
Chris
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