Linux remote debugging tools and methods

How to remotely start, shut down and restart the linux host through Xshell?

In case of shutdown, it is impossible to remotely start the machine. The shutdown command is shutdown and the restart command is reboot. The use steps are as follows:

1, connect the corresponding linux host, and enter the linux command line state waiting for shell instruction input.

2. Secondly, taking the restart as an example, enter: reboot at the linux command line.

3. Finally, press Enter to execute the shell command, and you will see that the linux host has been successfully restarted.

How to compile and debug remotely with IDE under SSH?

Unless the target machine of SSH allows you to download the code and then compile and run it on your Win machine.

However, I think your code should be compiled on the target platform of Linux, so even if you download it, you can only use an IDE as a code reader and editor at most, and you can't compile and run it to produce results. Maybe you want to open another virtual machine on the Win machine, so you might as well SSH directly to the target machine, and if your group has good permissions, maybe your permission to download code is limited to your component code, not all the code (for example, in my group, I can only access the code at the front end of the C++ compiler, but I can't see the code at the back end of the compiler). In addition, since you have SSH, you can accept this command line working mode. I have hardly seen the IDE after SSH, which is actually one of the situations that IDE can't adapt to. You don't have to choose VI, you can choose Emacs (I'm from the Emacs Party), but there are almost no substitutes for GDB at present. At the same time, what I want to say is, how do you know it's a pit unless you try? Even if it is really a pit, it is a pit anyway. You must accept it, or else ... Can the linux project be debugged under windows?

Visiostudio can be used to remotely debug linux host programs under windows.

How to connect windows 10 to Linux system remotely?

The method of connecting windows 10 to Linux system remotely.

1. Make sure that the computer or server of Linux system starts SSH service, and determine the port number: enter sudoservicesshdstatus at the terminal. If Active:active appears, the SSH service has been started;

Then enter more/etc/ssh/sshd_config, and Port22 will appear, indicating that the port number is 22;

2. Then install the peanut shell intranet penetration client on the linux computer;

3. After installation and registration, obtain the login account SN and password of peanut shell;

4. Then log in to the peanut shell web management background activation service, add port mapping on the intranet penetration interface, select TCP as the mapping type, and fill in the Linux system LAN IP and port number 22 for the intranet host and port;

5. After the mapping is completed, the peanut shell will generate an external network access address, through which you can remotely access a Linux computer or server;

6. Install the secure terminal simulation software XShell on the windows computer that needs to access the remote linux computer;

7. Select a new session, enter the domain name generated by peanut shell mapping in the host, and enter the random port number after generating the domain name, here is 35284 (note that the port number here is no longer 22, and now the dynamic IP has been converted into a fixed domain name through peanut shell, and the port number should be the domain name port generated by peanut shell);

8. Click OK to enter the command state of the remote linux computer, and then you can perform related command operations.

That's how windows 10 remotely connects to Linux system.