Kresimir Cosic wrote:
Thanks for answers. I still didn't solve the problem, but it gave me an
idea.
Adam Lazur wrote:
> This isn't a screen problem, it's a dynamic linking problem.
>
> I bet the executable can't find the shared library when it starts up.
> Does your shell have an LD_LIBRARY
It appears that I didn't understand/report the problem 2 correctly.
The correct description of problem 2 is:
I created a file named tdscreenrc.txt, which contains a single line
with the command 'detach'.
Then i execute
screen -S tdm -c /home/kreso/tdscreenrc.txt
and screen immediately detache
Thanks for answers. I still didn't solve the problem, but it gave me
an idea.
Adam Lazur wrote:
> This isn't a screen problem, it's a dynamic linking problem.
>
> I bet the executable can't find the shared library when it starts up.
> Does your shell have an LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable
Kresimir Cosic ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> Problem 1.
> But, if I try to link it with libmysqlclient (v4.16):
> g++ -o fooint2.exe fooint.cpp -L/home/kreso/prog/mysql/lib/mysql
> -lmysqlclient
> screen fooint2.exe
> then fooint2.exe doesn't even get executed and I get error message:
> [the screen
Problem 1.
For a test, I made a very simple C program named fooint.cpp:
#include
main()
{
int i;
scanf("%d",&i);
printf("rez: %d\n",i);
return 0;
}
and compiled it with:
g++ -o fooint.exe fooint.cpp
If I try to start it with:
screen fooint.exe
it
On 25 Apr 2006, at 07:37, Conrad O'Dea wrote:
On 25 Apr 2006, at 03:19, Buddy Burden wrote:
alias sshhost screen -t [EMAIL PROTECTED] host
Looks like a job for your favorite shell to me. In my own shell--
tcsh--the exact command you give above would work perfectly from
the command
