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--- documents:101213imagej_silent [2010/12/13 13:52] – created kota
+++ documents:101213imagej_silent [2016/05/24 12:46] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ====== ImageJ with fake X server ======
-Ruben found a way to setup fake X-server in server side, that one could use ImageJ silently from client. In a sense, ImageJ head is existing so it's not really headless but it might be even less problem than using headless.jar since the silent mode described below could handle awt instances within faxe-X so that ImageJ works as same as what you see on your local machine (but silently).
+Ruben found a way to setup fake X-server in server side, that one could use ImageJ silently from client. In a sense, ImageJ head is existing so it's not really headless but it might be even less problem than using headless.jar since the silent mode described below could handle awt instances within fake-X so that ImageJ works as same as what you see on your local machine (but silently).
 Startup your ssh client (putty or so) and connect to a server. Foe example
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 >setenv DISPLAY :1
->Xvfp :1 &
+>Xvfb :1 &
 (error, but return)
 then invoke ij such as
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 with this, nothing happens but imagej is running remotely. You could then pass macro or scripts by adding argument.
-after finishing the process, terminate the Xvfp by
+after finishing the process, terminate the Xvfb by
 >fg
 to bring the X forward,
 then kill the session if you are done.
+An example command could be
+<code>
+fiji -macro whatevermacro.ijm
+</code>