On Thu, 7 Aug 2025 13:16:11 +0900
Takashi Yano via Cygwin <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Wed, 6 Aug 2025 15:32:49 +0000
> L 2750558108 wrote:
> > I tried both of the built-in ssh of Windows and the cygwin's one, but the
> > result was the same
> >
> > Specifically, these are what i did
> > 1.Download the cygwin setup.exe and install cygwin and screen package
> > 2.Add the cygwin/bin to PATH environment variable
> > 3.Open a local console
> > 4.excute "screen -S name"
> > 5.press ctrl+a+d to detach
> > 6.Open another local control
> > 7.execute "ssh username@localhost" and login
> > 8.in the ssh connect, execute "screen -r name", and see the command no
> > output exit or the console stuck
>
> Are you sure? This should work.
>
> Though,
> 1) Open a local console
> 2) execute "ssh localhost" and long
^^^^ login
> 3) execute "screen"
> 4) press ctrl+a+d to detach
> 5) Open another local console
> 6) execute "screen -r"
> does not work.
>
> This is because the console device cannot be accessed from another
> session (inside ssh login).
>
> This is the limitation of current cygwin console feature.
>
> However,
> 1) Open a local console
> 2) execute "ssh localhost" and long
^^^^ login
> 3) execute "screen"
> 4) press ctrl+a+d to detach
> 5) Open another ***mintty***
> 6) execute "screen -r"
> should work.
>
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> Takashi Yano <[email protected]>
>
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