Hi Daniel,

I am using Nebraska to control a remote Squeak server using Mac OS X 
unix VM 3.6.2.
If I remember well instruction are on NebraskaServer class comment.
This is light to setup:
- start the server on your remote image
- start a client on your current image
All is done within Squeak and work well with a 512kb/s bandwith.

Alain


Le 25 mars 05, à 15:53, Daniel Salama a écrit :

> Hi guys,
>
> I'm curious as to how to maintain a headless squeak server. If I start 
> squeak on a linux machine upon boot up, is there a way that I can 
> connect to that squeak VM remotely without having to run X on the 
> linux host?
>
> If that's not possible, say that I am running X and VNC-server on the 
> linux host and I VNC into the machine remotely, can I launch squeak 
> from the VNC session and connect to the running headless squeak VM?
>
> If it's not possible to connect to the headless squeak VM, can I have 
> two squeak VMs running out of the same image? For example, the 
> headless squeak VM running, while the VNC session launches another 
> squeak VM and makes changes to the image. Is it possible? Will the 
> changes made in the image from one session be reflected immediately in 
> the other, headless, squeak VM?
>
> Thanks,
> Daniel
>
>