Hi Folks,
I'm trying to get screen to lock the terminal, and read the docs about the
blankerprg config option. However, /usr/bin/lock (at least on HPUX)
requires a password to be set by the user at runtime. Does anyone
know/have a /usr/bin/lock (or other) that queries /etc/passwd? I'm
running H
> JCA wrote:
>>Is it not the case that this would reconnect, but spawning a new
>> shell? I would like to reconnect to the same shell, which might be
>> running other applications.
>
> This is the typical way to use screen:
>
> - Turn on your laptop, open ssh connection to the server
> - On
JCA wrote:
Is it not the case that this would reconnect, but spawning a new
shell? I would like to reconnect to the same shell, which might be
running other applications.
This is the typical way to use screen:
- Turn on your laptop, open ssh connection to the server
- On the server: type 's
* JCA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-06-21 14:06 -0700]:
> How can screen be used so that, when the notebook is brought back from
> its dormant state, whatever ssh sessions it had active with the server,
> at the time the notebook was put to sleep, are automatically
> re-established?
>
> In your shell,
> JCA wrote:
>> I have a Linux notebook that connects to a Linux server by ssh. The
>> notebook can be suspended to disk at any time, while ssh sessions to
>> the server are still running. How can screen be used so that, when the
>> notebook is brought back from its dormant state, whatever ssh se
