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Francesco Sabatini
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@@ -110,7 +110,27 @@ you might want to consider either moving stuff from the ~/winhome to /data or
open a
[
tmux
](
tmux.md
)
session from which you detach (Ctrl+b, d) before you
disconnect.
## R and data
### sessions and R jobs
When you have logged in a R session is started or resumed. Sometimes a R job
can make your session unresponsive. In this case first check if you can
stop your currenlty running R job by pressing the red stop sign in the top
right corner of the console. This sign is only visible if you are executing
code. If you can not interact with the web interface anymore, you can still end
your session via
*ssh*
:
```
bash
ssh ab12cdef@rstudio1.idiv.de
'kill-my-rstudio-session'
```
If you can not access the machine via ssh please
[
ask the
GSU
](
mailto:it-support@idiv.de?subject=kill%20my%20rstudio%20session
)
to kill
your session.
### compression
Please note that R is able to work with compressed files. This is especially
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