This could be interesting when combined with Plex or similar
Outrun lets you execute a local command using the power of another Linux machine
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Re: Outrun lets you execute a local command using the power of another Linux machine
#12A program that let remote machine mount the entire filesystem of local machine, then chroot it to execute the command on the remote machine. It implemented a FUSE-based network filesystem intended for ad-hoc use just for this, with some obvious optimization for loading all dependency at once. As the result, remote machine need no preparation other than ssh access. It's... interesting.
Yep, I built something like this a few years back to run bioinformatics scripts on my laptop on my HP server in a closet.
It's very easy to setup with a very minimal code.
Re: Outrun lets you execute a local command using the power of another Linux machine
#13A program that let remote machine mount the entire filesystem of local machine, then chroot it to execute the command on the remote machine. It implemented a FUSE-based network filesystem intended for ad-hoc use just for this, with some obvious optimization for loading all dependency at once. As the result, remote machine need no preparation other than ssh access. It's... interesting.
Yep, I built something like this a few years back to run bioinformatics scripts on my laptop on my HP server in a closet. It's very easy to setup with a very minimal code.
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