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R-Studio Agent for Linux
You need to have the root privileges to run R-Studio Agent for Linux.
Unlike R-Studio Agent for Windows and R-Studio Agent for Mac , R-Studio Agent for Linux is a console application and should be run in the Terminal. You also need to mark it as an executable before start.
When it is started for the first time, R-Studio Agent for Linux asks for its configuration.
R-Studio Agent for Linux Configuration dialog box
R-Studio Agent for Linux Options
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Specify password for incoming connection |
Enter a password to obtain access to this computer from a network. |
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Confirm password for incoming connection |
Re-enter the password for confirmation. |
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Specify IP address... |
Specifies addresses and a subnet mask from which this computer can be accessed. Enter 0 to allow connections from any address. |
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Specify TCP/IP Port for listening |
A TCP/IP port for incoming connections. Press Enter for the default one [3174]. |
Don't pay much attention to the warning about "unregistered demo version". If necessary, you'll be able to register R-Studio Agent for Linux through R-Studio .
You may see the current configuration by starting R-Studio Agent for Linux with the command rsagent --show_config .
R-Studio Agent for Linux Configuration dialog box
You may change the current configuration by starting R-Studio Agent for Linux with the command rsagent --configure .
Connecting from R-Studio Agent for Linux to R-Studio.
To establish a connection from R-Studio Agent for Linux to R-Studio,
| 1 | Run the R-Studio Agent for Linux and press Enter |
| 2 | Enter the necessary information |
Connect to R-Studio dialog box
| > | R-Studio Agent for Linux will connect to the computer where R-Studio is running and it will show the hard drive and logical disk structure of the remote computer. |
It can be processed the same way as that on a local computer.
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