Misha Koshelev wrote on 12.04.2010 21:09: > I launch an interactive job on a node with the following command: > screen -A -e^dD -h 100000 -S $1 $PROG > > I work and everything is great. > > Now _even without nesting_, when I reconnect: > screen -drA $PID > where $PID is the appropriate session ID, I get a virtual window _bigger_ > than my gnome-terminal.
I have never seen such a thing, so this is a shot in the dark. All on the CentOS cluster node where you start/reconnect screen (you SSH from your Ubuntu box to the CentOS node to start screen there, right?). - Outside of screen before you reconnect, what does "stty -a | grep rows" say? Do rows and columns match your actual terminal dimensions? - Also outside of screen before your reconnect, what does "echo $LINES $COLUMNS" say? Do these dimensions match your actual terminal dimensions? - Does it make any difference if you issue /usr/bin/resize before you reconnect with screen? Difference in terms of stty -a, the $LINES $COLUMNS value, and of course the virtual window size within screen. - Out of curiousity? Did you ever try this with another terminal than gnome-terminal, e.g. xterm? Sebastian _______________________________________________ screen-users mailing list screen-users@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/screen-users
