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Tested On uBuntu and CentOS
Programs Downloaded/Used Irssi, Screen, SSH Client
Note: Most shells already have Irssi, Screen
Step 1, Sign into your SSH.
![[Image: step1p.png]](http://img532.imageshack.us/img532/54/step1p.png)
Step 2,
ubuntu:
CentOS:
Example:
![[Image: 88548036.png]](http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/4788/88548036.png)
Step 3.
ubuntu:
CentOS:
Example:
![[Image: 82790418.png]](http://img265.imageshack.us/img265/1466/82790418.png)
After both those packages are installed type the following:
followed by:
![[Image: 81025746.png]](http://img686.imageshack.us/img686/2391/81025746.png)
and it will connect, if you want to keep it on while the SSH is closed, use control + A and then type d, it will detatch, if you get back on the shell and want to reopen it, type screen -r "r" for resume.
~ Natha
Tested On uBuntu and CentOS
Programs Downloaded/Used Irssi, Screen, SSH Client
Note: Most shells already have Irssi, Screen
Step 1, Sign into your SSH.
![[Image: step1p.png]](http://img532.imageshack.us/img532/54/step1p.png)
Step 2,
ubuntu:
Code:
apt-get install irssi
Code:
yum install irssi
![[Image: 88548036.png]](http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/4788/88548036.png)
Step 3.
ubuntu:
Code:
apt-get install screen
Code:
yum install screen
![[Image: 82790418.png]](http://img265.imageshack.us/img265/1466/82790418.png)
After both those packages are installed type the following:
Code:
screen
followed by:
Code:
irssi
![[Image: 81025746.png]](http://img686.imageshack.us/img686/2391/81025746.png)
and it will connect, if you want to keep it on while the SSH is closed, use control + A and then type d, it will detatch, if you get back on the shell and want to reopen it, type screen -r "r" for resume.
~ Natha