I have a Mathematica notebook file called "my.nb". It was prepared using Mathematica 7.0 on my local machine, having Linux OS. Now, I want to evaluate it on the remote machine, which also have Mathematica 7.0 on Linux, but this is a separate licence. To remote machine I log in using ssh. I also want to be able to log out after starting evaluation.

I know I can use Mathematica in the text mode, typing nohup math < my_commands.m &, but then I have to prepare a text file "my_commands.m". This is very irritating, because .nb file is much more clear and easy to modify then the text file. Is there any way to perform long evaluation of "my.nb" on remote machine (in text mode or in GUI)? By long evaluation I mean that I cannot be logged in during all the evaluation.

Thank you for all kind of help,

Chris

I have a Mathematica notebook file called "my.nb". It was prepared using Mathematica 7.0 on my local machine running the Linux OS. Now, I want to evaluate it on the remote machine, which also has Mathematica 7.0 running on Linux, but this is a separate licence. I log into the remote machine using ssh. I also want to be able to log out immediately after starting evaluation.

I know I can use Mathematica in the text mode, typing nohup math < my_commands.m &, but then I have to prepare a text file "my_commands.m". This is very irritating, because .nb file is much more clear and easy to modify than the text file. Is there any way to perform a long-running evaluation of "my.nb" on the remote machine (in text mode or in GUI)? By long evaluation I mean that it runs without me being logged in while the evaluation runs to completion.