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.
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