2010-12-12 21:14:15 +0000, Stephane Ascoet: > Hi, Ctrl-Z shuts down screen and all opened programms inside it. The only > thing I found was to re-affect the combination to another action, but I'm > unable to find how to simply disable it. I'm sure some of you know how to > do it... [...]
It shouldn't happen. Upon binding screen to a terminal, screen should disable signal processing on that terminal (equivalent of "stty -isig"). When enabled on the "inner" pseudo terminal it manages though, upon pressing <Ctrl-Z>, screen would send ^Z to the pseudo terminal which would cause the SIGTSTP to be sent to the foreground process group of the inner pseudo terminal (typically the application that runs in foreground in the active screen window), but that shouldn't cause screen to terminate. Chances are that for some reason screen wasn't able to do the "stty -isig" on the host terminal. How do you start the host terminal and screen in it? What you can do is find out the path of the terminal device screen is attached to (in $STY if that screen session was started in that terminal), and do a stty -isig < /dev/pts/... to see if that helps. -- Stephane _______________________________________________ screen-users mailing list screen-users@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/screen-users
