Solution is to collaborate the screen.
STEP #1 Should have "screen" package installed on machines, using yum or rpm, then
ssh -Y yourusername@remote-machine
(normally you need to login as root)
STEP #2 Once you are there run
screen -S anyname
STEP #3 - Then tell your friend to run this command
screen -x anyname
This will make your and your friend's sessions joined together in the Linux shell.
You can type or he can type, but you'll both see what the other is doing.
The benefit is that your friend can watch your troubleshooting skills and see exactly how you solve problems.
The one caveat to this trick is that you both need to be logged in as the same user.
To detach from it and leave it open, type: Ctrl-A+D.
You can then reattach by running the
screen -x anyname
Can read more information using "
man screen
Enjoy the spirit of SHARING and COLLABORATING.
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