Hi all,
I am using screen to login to multiple server, my problem if there is
no activity in 5 minutes, to unlock I have to hit return and type my
user password.
Is there a way we can simulate keyboard activity for every frequent
time interval in all screen session?
Or can we use expect script d
This has been covered before I think, but the general answer is based
on what shell you use. I use tcsh, and tcsh has a built-in variable
called cwdcmd, which is by default executed after every "cd" command
is issued.
I have the following in my .cshrc file:
if ($?TERM && ($TERM == "xterm" || $TE
Thanks everyone. I had read the man page, but I was unable to get it
working with a simple echo command. It turned out I missed the
trailing '/' in the escape sequence. Without it, the echo command
locked the shell (anybody know why?).
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Le 23 août 2005 à 13:23, Svend Sorensen a écrit:
> Is it possible to automatically set the title of a ssh window to the
> hostname of the remote machine? How would this be done?
Personnaly, I use this script:
ssr
#! /bin/sh -
#name=`ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] "hostname"`
name=$1
screen -X titl
On 8/23/05, Svend Sorensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it possible to automatically set the title of a ssh window to the
> hostname of the remote machine? How would this be done?
Sort of.
Have a look at the section named "TITLES (naming windows)" in the man
file. It discusses setting window
Is it possible to automatically set the title of a ssh window to the
hostname of the remote machine? How would this be done?
Thanks,
Svend
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