Desktop application to see IOW server load and connect to IOW and external servers via jupyterlab and xpra
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README.md

phyportal

Desktop application to see IOW server load and connect to IOW and external servers via jupyterlab and xpra

Building the code

  • Get the Lazarus IDE, typically from your Linux distribution or from https://www.lazarus-ide.org/
  • Run the Lazarus ide
  • Open "phyportal.lpi"
  • Click the green run button to build and run the program
  • Later you can run directly without Lazarus

Prerequisites to run the software

  • Windows 10 or a common up-to-date Linux distribution
  • Connection to IOW
  • a file ~/.ssh/config which contains the following hosts:
    • rdpserv
    • haumea1
    • blogin
    • glogin
  • the corresponding keys, which need to be named
    • ~/.ssh/id_rsa_iow
    • ~/.ssh/id_rsa_unirostock
    • ~/.ssh/id_rsa_hlrn
  • at IOW /home/nis/username/.ssh/config, passwordless connections to the phy machines
  • an ssh key manager which allows to add keys using ssh-add