For capturing ssh sessions I use “script” command: “script -c ‘ssh user@host’ outfile”. But I have no idea how to capture sessions to remote hosts, that connected over com(serial) port. ends immediately with empty log. Both 2 functions that implemented in screen is necessar…
Tag: gnu-screen
Run “screen -S name ./script” command on @reboot using crontab
I’ve tried adding this to my crontab: @reboot /root/startup The “startup” file: Now svnserve commands run fine. The problem is with the screen command. log1 and log2 files have the same content which is: Must be connected to a terminal. What I’m trying to do is start the 2 executables …
Killing a screen without a specific session #
To create a screen, I am currently doing: That works perfectly, however killing it remotely with: Will reply with: This is due to the screen having {session#}.{screenname} It will work if done as: What solutions are possible? I’m not entirely sure that you can get the session# when you start the screen.…
how to move to the end of line in screen linux
If CTRL+A+a is how you move to the beginning of a line in screen then what is the shortcut key to go to end of the line aside from the End key in screen. I tried CTRL+A + I like in vim. no luck. Also OT: if you exit a shell will the session persist? Answer CTRL + E will
How do I get out of ‘screen’ without typing ‘exit’?
I screen -r’d into a Django server that’s running and I can’t simply Ctrl + C and exit out of it. Are there any alternative ways to get out of screen? Currently, I manually close the tab on my local PC and ssh back in, but that’s becoming tiresome. Answer Ctrl-a d or Ctrl-a Ctrl-d. See…
How to list running screen sessions?
I have a bunch of servers, on which I run experiments using screen. The procedure is the following : ssh to server XXX launch screen start experiments in a few tabs detach screen disconnect from the server While the experiments are running, I can easily find on which servers they are by sshing to all servers …