Control: tag -1 + moreinfo
Control: severity -1 normal
Hi,
Ubuntu6226 wrote:
> Screen scrashes or is not worknig if you add to your .screenrc
Do you get any error message?
> screen 1 irssi
> screen 2 centerim
These two work fine for me. No crashes, at least not in i386.
> screen 3 sh ~/.scripts/ssh --dm
> screen 4 sh ~/.scripts/k.sh
> screen 5 sh ~/.scripts/f.sh
These three don't work, but that's not a bug: Screen does not pass the
commands as parameter to 'sh -c' but executes them directly, so the
'~' is taken literal and not expanded to your home directory -- that's
a shell feature and not an operating system level feature.
The following variants will work:
screen 6 sh -c ~/.scripts/script.sh
screen 7 $HOME/.scripts/script.sh
screen 8 /home/user/.scripts/script.sh
Please tell me if using any of these three variants solves the issue
for you.
If not, please explain a little bit more than just "crashes or is not
working". Any error messages? Does calling "dmesg | grep -i screen"
show anything? What behaviour do you expect and what behaviour exactly
do you get?
Regards, Axel
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