User Commands                                         FSLEEPER(1)



NAME
     fsleeper - run sleeper remotely

SYNOPSIS
     fsleeper [ -t tty ] [ -l user ] [ remotemachine ]

DESCRIPTION
     Fsleeper  is  used  if  you  wish  to  run a program such as
     magic(1) on a different machine (remotemachine) than the one
     to  which  a  graphics  terminal  is attached, and the local
     graphics terminal has no login process.

     Normally, fsleeper will start a remote sleeper on  the  com-
     panion  graphics  terminal for your terminal.  This graphics
     terminal is found by looking in the file  ~cad/lib/displays,
     as described in displays(5).  If a different graphics termi-
     nal is desired, it may be specified by the  -t  flag.   Note
     that  this  is  the  terminal  on the local machine, not the
     remote machine.  (The remote terminal  will  be  printed  by
     sleeper(1) when it starts up on the remote machine).

     Also,  normally  fsleeper will attempt to log in as the user
     sleeper on the remote machine.  If a different user name  is
     desired,  it  may  be specified with the -l flag.  This user
     name must exist on remotemachine.


FILES
     ~cad/lib/displays


SEE ALSO
     magic(1), rsleeper(1), sleeper(1), displays(5)


AUTHOR
     Walter Scott


BUGS
     If no remotemachine is specified,  it  defaults  to  ucbkim.
     This is fine for Berkeley, but useless elsewhere.













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