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I think tunneling should get a wrapper. Something like:
#' tunnel#' #' @param hostname#' the server ip or host name.#' @param lport,rport#' local and remote ports.#' @param pport,user,hostname,priv.key,priv.key.ppk,intern,wait#' See \code{?pbdRPC::rpc}.#' #' @exporttunnel<-function(pport=.pbd_env$RPC.LI$pport, user=.pbd_env$RPC.LI$user,
hostname=.pbd_env$RPC.LI$hostname, priv.key=.pbd_env$RPC.LI$priv.key,
priv.key.ppk=.pbd_env$RPC.LI$priv.key.ppk, intern=.pbd_env$RPC.CT$intern,
wait=.pbd_env$RPC.CT$wait, lport=55555, rport=55555)
{
args<- paste0("-N -T -L ", lport, ":", "127.0.0.1", ":", rport)
ret<- rpc(cmd="", args=args, pport=pport, user=user, hostname=hostname, priv.key=priv.key, priv.key.ppk=priv.key.ppk, intern=intern, wait=wait)
invisible(ret)
}
The one problem with this, as you point out in the vignette, is the complication if wait=FALSE. Do you think it's possible to get the PID of the spawned process? I believe I know how to do this on *nix, but have no idea how you're spawning processes on windows. It would be nice if the function would either return the PID when wait=FALSE or even print it as a warning (reminding the user to kill it themselves).
What do you think?
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I think tunneling should get a wrapper. Something like:
The one problem with this, as you point out in the vignette, is the complication if
wait=FALSE
. Do you think it's possible to get the PID of the spawned process? I believe I know how to do this on *nix, but have no idea how you're spawning processes on windows. It would be nice if the function would either return the PID whenwait=FALSE
or even print it as a warning (reminding the user to kill it themselves).What do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: