aladdin wrote:
Hi, all.
My vim syntax highlighting does not work in SCREEN.
The problem occurs under RedHat9, vim 6.1.320, SCREEN 4.00.02, remote
login with putty.
I have another Debian Sarge Linux under which vim and SCREEN work well
together. I checked the screenrc file but cannot find a
To get to the newly split screen, use Ctrl-A TAB. Then, you can select
which screen you want to display in there using any of the normal
screen window control commands. If you want a new screen, you'll need
to make one using Ctrl-A C as usual for a new screen.
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Wh
Hi, all.
My vim syntax highlighting does not work in SCREEN.
The problem occurs under RedHat9, vim 6.1.320, SCREEN 4.00.02, remote
login with putty.
I have another Debian Sarge Linux under which vim and SCREEN work well
together. I checked the screenrc file but cannot find anything help.
When I create a split screen with 'C-a S', the
terminal splits fine, but there is nothing in the new window, no prompt,
nothing. C-a a shows one (original) screen.I'm using Suse 10 Linux on a BenQ r55 with KDE. The
terminal I'm using is a kde konsole. I always used to use splitvt,
(seemlessly),
Hi,
I've hit the problem too, especially when using ncurses linked programs.
It looks like the solution is to export TERM=xterm before lunching screen, at
least when running linux, I don't own a mac. xterm-color seems to put in
quite a mess.
Hope that helps.
Please CC me on replies, as I'm not su
I looked around for a while to find a solution to this and could not.
Any help at all would be greatly appreciated.
I use screen on Linux to access a large number of Unix servers. Some of
the terminal applications that I use on these Unix servers don't
recognize a TERM value of 'screen', so I usu
Hi
I am using tabs in vim7 and have several files permanently opened
on screen window called "data". I have bindings as per:
bind r eval 'select data' 'stuff :tabn1^M'
bind t eval 'select data' 'stuff :tabn2^M'
This takes me from wherever I am in screen to the data window and
then issues the :ex
Hi
I am using tabs in vim7 and have several files permanently opened
on screen window called "data". I have bindings as per:
bind r eval 'select data' 'stuff :tabn1^M'
bind t eval 'select data' 'stuff :tabn2^M'
This takes me from wherever I am in screen to the data window and
then issues the :ex
On Tue, 4 Jul 2006 21:44:48 -0400
Ariel Frailich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings!
>
> I'm trying to send a string to the modem from a script, using -S myscreen -X stuff "string%n">. The problem is that I can't get the
> newline character across: it just echoes exactly as I send it. I've
I'm having a redraw problem in putty at the bash prompt when I have
lines longer than screen thinks the screen is wide. It's as if screen
no longer knows how wide my screen really is. Yet vi and emacs both
know to wrap at the edge of the window. It's only bash.
I see that this or something sim
> (never heard of multitail before, love it! that will allow me to cut
> down the number of log monitoring windows...
So far, 'tail -F log/*.log' works for me, for monitoring multiple files.
And if something scrolls by too fast, C-z [ and search backwards in the
screen buffer.
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jean
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Sam Cramer wrote:
I'm trying to write a script to start a screen session with multiple
telnet windows to a terminal server. The name of the terminal server
varies, as does the number of windows, so this isn't something I can
do by just adding some lines to my .screenrc.
I tried creating a scree
Hi
We are using screen version "Screen
version 4.00.02 (FAU) 5-Dec-03" and wants to issue a command to a
detached screen. If my screen name is kamal, and I try the following command,
it does not work
screen -S kamal -X 'exec exit'
exit is the command which I want to
issue to kamal screen.
Can
Has it been proposed before to extend screen with the ability to pick
up other processes into a new screen?
Example:
I work a lot over SSH connections. I'm not yet to the point where I
use screen for everything (though I'm coming closer); I generally only
start a process in a screen when I antic
Hi all
My terminal died. After reconnecting to screen, DISPLAY in all
sessions is wrong, so X apps don't start properly. Instead of
saying 'export DISPLAY=...' in each session, I'd like to set it
for all of them at once. This is what I tried, but no joy:
screen -p1 -X exec export TEST=42
scre
Greetings--
After looking at various documentation and articles about screen as
well as trying various combinations of options, I am unable to attach
processes to a detaches "daemon" screen session.
For example, I have a "screen-monitor" process that will run "screen
-dm". It will subsequently r
Hello,
please disregard my previous message (screen 4.0.2 swallowing the 'kbo'
sequence). Soliton, in the irc channel #screen on freenode.net pointed me in
the right direction. There was a bindkey -d kb definition in my .screenrc which
I was not aware of. Mea culpa.
Marino
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> Not currently, though it's been discussed on this list in the past, and
> there's at least one patch floating around to add the feature.
>
Its here
http://www.nabble.com/Vertical-Split-Slowdown-t1379254.html#a370589
Warning: It might change your life.
Tip, use an outer screen with a differen
So I recently started using Screen within the Ratpoison window
manager...and I'm curious: is there a way to redirect Screen's
Activity message and bell message, by say somehow using a command when
setting what they are, into ratpoison? The way to echo text in
Ratpoison's message bar is the command
On Wed, Apr 19, 2006 at 04:39:53PM -0400, judd wrote:
> Around here, we run the Korn shell. The Korn shell requires ESC-ESC to do
> command line completion - a very popular feature.
You might try Esc-\ as an alternative, I suspect that would avoid
screen waiting for an escape sequence that's neve
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Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 22:15:12 -0500
From: Steve Scrimpshire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: screen-users@gnu.org
Subject: Re: Using command line '-X' to send commands to multiuser session
On Wed, 12 Apr 2006 18:58:37 -0700
Rod Nussbaumer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Screen
Begin forwarded message:
Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 22:15:12 -0500
From: Steve Scrimpshire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: screen-users@gnu.org
Subject: Re: Using command line '-X' to send commands to multiuser session
On Wed, 12 Apr 2006 18:58:37 -0700
Rod Nussbaumer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Screen
hello !
what about modifying screen a little bit and adding information to
"screen -list" about the date/time when the screen was started ?
that should make it easier to find/choose the "right" screen again (if you
forgot to set a dedicated name)
ok - we can find this out via ps/grep, too
On Wed, 12 Apr 2006 18:58:37 -0700
Rod Nussbaumer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Screen Gnurus:
<>
> Here is a simple example of what I mean...
>
>
> $ screen -v
> Screen version 4.00.02 (FAU) 5-Dec-03
> $ screen -S test01/ -list
> There is a suitable screen on:
> 21614.pts-88.edevel23p
Hello,
how do I get 256 colors in screen running in an 256 enabled xterm?
I tried to create a terminfo entry like this:
screen-256color|screen on xterm with 256 colors,
ccc,
colors#256,
pairs#32767,
initc=\E]4;%p1%d;rgb\:%p2%{255}%*%{1000}%/%2.2X/%p3%{255}%*%{1000
Hello!
I've looked through the man page of screen, searched the web and Google
Groups to search for a similar function I need, but haven't found
anything related to this, so I'm now posting this to the screen-users
list to ask if this is possible with screen with the current version.
I'm using S
Hi,
I’ve got a quick question where the proportion
of time spend in the man page would be better suited for an answer by person.
On a side note, I would appreciate if a book was
written for screen (for advanced topics).
I’ve got multiple people logging into a system with
the same user
hey all,
I had a question about new processes and screen - is it possible to start a
process
in another window/session and have it show up in the windowlist of an existing
screen?
Ie: I know that you can do something like:
screen -d -m gdb
and have gdb pop up in an entirely new scree
Hi,
I'm using the following line in my .screenrc to
use Terminal.app's scrollbackbuffer:
termcapinfo xterm*|rxvt* 'ti@:te@'
Which works perfectly. However, when I reattach
to a screen session, the scrollback buffer of
Terminal.app is empty, while screen's own
scrollback buffer still has my h
Hi,
does someone have a patch to enable screen to reattach split
screen sessions?
Regards Nico
P.S: please cc me, I am not subscribed
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Forget about that mouse with 3/4/5 buttons
added the package from sunfreeware.com and getting the following when I try to start screen I get the following two errors:
ttyn: Permission denied Sorry, could not find a PTY.
ideas?
thanks
-- ---Jason Brown[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
I have downloaded and installed screen in LINUX CentOS. I
have unzip the file in the main directory. I would like to know how to execute
the application. What command to use? Shall I login as SSH? Please advice.
Thank you.
Kind regards,
Valyn Lim Peah Peah
Network Over
Hello screen users,
i want to delete my scrollback buffer on some screen windows because
security.
I open my gpg encrypted messages in a screen window with vi. After i
close the message i can see the unencrypted message if i
scroll up. Now the question is how to delete the scrollback buffer so
tha
Hi,
I've got two screen related questions that I haven't been able to find
the answers to.
First of all, is there an easier way to get content from the
scrollback buffer back to the command line than simply copy-pasting?
For example say that I'd like to get the last row from the last
command I'v
> I have been digging around to find a nice way to output the
> windowlist to STDOUT but have not seen an easy solution.
I've been asking the same question here, but no luck so far. Closest
was a patch by pclouds, look for "dump screen to html" in the list
archives.
--
Jean
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Hi,
I use rxvt-unicode (urxvt) v5.3 terminal which supports 88 colors . When
I run color test 88colors2.pl (you can find it in XTerm source code
tarball), color cubes looks correctly. But when I run screen v4.0.2 (of
course compiled with 256 colors support) under urxvt, and launch this
test aga
Here's a third patch for vertical splits. (The second was sent to a
moderator,
as it was over 10k, and I don't think it has made it to the list yet.)
It doesn't handle the caption line well, and I want to focus on that
before working on some of the other details. I implemented the
resize functi
I have been digging around to find a nice way to output the windowlist to
STDOUT but have not seen an easy solution.
I would like to be able to do something like this
screen -X windowlist > windows.txt
The windowlist command shows the screen titles in the screen window.
Am I missing something
I posted a patch to screen-develop last night, and I got a reply
from screen-devel-bounces stating that the "message awaits
moderator approval" due to size restrictions. I'm not sure
what was decided regarding which group to use, users or develop,
so here it is again, compressed.
Here's a much
> The sequence is different inside screen. Instead, (for bash) do
>
> PROMPT_COMMAND='echo -ne "\033_hello1\033\\"'
>
> For something like .bashrc, it's best to test if you're inside a screen
> session by checking the $TERM variable before setting the above
> variable.
>
> -zeroguy
>
>
I'm
I just installed screen on solaris 8 using a package version
Screen version 4.00.02 (FAU) 5-Dec-03
I'm getting the following error when trying to start
it up:
Ttyn: Permission denied
Sorry, could not find PTY
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Dan
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I am trying to disable the delay after a visual bell on my screen sessions. I normally run 1 screen and connect to it via the -x command line argument from multiple xterm windows.When I do something to create a visual bell, like backspacing too far in gdb, I get the "Bell in window %" messa
Is there any way to scroll back _within_ a split screen? If I use the
xterm scroll mechanism it just scrolls back the whole thing, becaue
obviously it doesn't "know about" the split screen.
I'm looking for an emacs type behavior where the split "buffers"
scroll independently.
Thanks,
Bob
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Hi pclouds
This looks interesting ..
Any chance you could get screen to dump the windowlist?
See:
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/screen-users/2005-10/msg9.html
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/screen-users/2005-10/msg00012.html
Regards,
--
Jean Jordaan
http://www.upfrontsystems.co.za
Hey everyone. Has anyone ever seen this when starting screen, or
detaching from screen:
Could not write /var/run/utmp: Interrupted system call
And when creating new windows:
Could not write /var/run/utmp: No such process
Utmp is one of those unix-y things I never bothered trying to
Hello
What is the right KEY Definition?
screen -xr rtorrent -X stuff "for LEFT KEY (?)"
screen -xr rtorrent -X stuff "for RIGHT KEY (?)"
screen -xr rtorrent -X stuff "for UP KEY (?)"
screen -xr rtorrent -X stuff "for DOWN KEY (?)"
Regards Ronny
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Hello
I using screen with the bittorrent client, "rtorrent".
Here the "KEYBOARD CONTROL"...
http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/wiki/RTorrentMan
These keys function...
screen -xr rtorrent -X stuff l
screen -xr rtorrent -X stuff ' '
screen -xr rtorrent -X stuff a
screen -xr rtorrent -X stuff s
screen
> I want to input on a screen tty and send the input to another screen
> ttys simultaneously.
> Is it possible on the screen to do this?
Screen is used to reach a terminal on computer X from computer Y,
but the terminal stays on computer X.
To do what you want, you need something like
http://fr
Hi list,
Is there a way (or is it even possible), to suspend a process (ctrl-z), run screen and
then fg the suspended job? When trying this with an active irssi session, I run screen
after suspending and jobs shows nothing. Is there a way to do this or should I just add
screen/screen -r to aut
Hello NG,
i use two different linux server with debian on it. one with kernel
2.4.20 and the other with 2.6.12.
with the 2.6.12 kernel i get the right output from ps with screen:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:$ ps ax|grep -i screen
7203 ?Ss 0:00 SCREEN -A -m -d -S g99be ./
31242 pts/2R+
I do the following:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]$ screen -dm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]$ screen -ls
There is a screen on:
22539..mirage (Detached)
1 Socket in /tmp/uscreens/S-sdn20.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]$ screen -S 22539..mirage -X exec "/bin/ls -l"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]$
...but when I re-atta
I've be wrestling with this for some time now.
How can I execute a command in a detached screen without re-attaching it?
Jim C.
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Dear fellow screen users:
My working environment is X with lots of xterms (in my case urxvt) and
I'm quite happy with this. But there have been many occasions, when I
wished that I were in a screen session, but I wasn't. To solve this
problem I use a script, which creates a new window in a shared
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hi
first of all, thanks for screen. it is truly awesome and jeff covey is
right when saying 'screen has long won my vote for "Most Undercelebrated
Unix Tool"' [1]
now maybe i have a suggestion for a feature in future versions of screen:
i got a box w
Hi all,
I've been using screen for years and it has always worked great for me.
Wonderful tool. Recently I switched my terminal to rxvt-unicode and that's
when I noticed some weird behavior in mutt, my mailer:
- when I start a new urxvt and fire up mutt then the line-drawing characters
work g
I am obviously looking in all the wrong places.
After using screen's log function to capture some relevant data, I am
left with an output file that includes all of the escape sequences generated
during the capture, as determined with xxd. Is there a filter command
that will remove all of the cont
xterms terminfo entry for kbs on my system says ^? which is fine, that
is what xterm emits and what stty is set to.
screens terminfo entry for kbs is ^H, which is also fine and is what
stty is set to. however, screen does not seem to be translating the
'host' kbs of ^? to the screen kbs of ^H like
JCA,
Well, it's clunky, but... could you not alter whatever init file is run on
the remote host, so that it writes the information you need to a file or
environment variable before you start screen on that host? I'm presuming
you're not using screen as the login shell on the remote host.
Assumin
Angelina Carlton:
>
> I used the normal irssi /quit command and it left me with an odd colored
> pattern on my urxvt terminal and an error message about dungeons :-)
Unfortunately I cannot help you, but the funny error message comes from
the 'nethack' setting. It's documented in 'man screen'. Onc
On Mon, 18 Jul 2005, Michael Schroeder wrote:
On Mon, Jul 18, 2005 at 07:37:58AM -0400, Thomas Dickey wrote:
On Mon, 18 Jul 2005, Michael Schroeder wrote:
On Mon, Jul 18, 2005 at 06:25:24AM -0400, Thomas Dickey wrote:
The code's doing what it is intended: when screen is running in UTF-8
mode
On Mon, 18 Jul 2005, Michael Schroeder wrote:
On Mon, Jul 18, 2005 at 06:25:24AM -0400, Thomas Dickey wrote:
The code's doing what it is intended: when screen is running in UTF-8
mode, it ignores the termcap information, only accepts the UTF-8 encoding
for line-drawing characters.
No, that's
sunbeam:bomr[/usr1/isac/tools] > screen -v
Screen version 3.09.15 (FAU) 13-Mar-03
This is running on Sun Solaris 8
We use screen primarily for it's multiuser capability, which allows us
to share access to perpetual telnet sessions that are opened to a number
of single-purpose black-box devi
Why is it that screens i start with -dm ignores a lot of (not all it
seems) entries i have in my .screenrc? it does set the 'caption string' i
specify, but ignores 'windowlist title' and 'source' it seems. Thats at
least the tings i can see is not done. starting screen without -dm does
all th
Hi,
ok the first patch wasn't secure.
Here is a second version.
Regards Nico
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http://www.ngolde.de | http://www.muttng.org | http://grml.org
VIM has two modes - the one in which it beeps
and the one in which it doesn't -- encrypted mail pre
Hi,
screen isn't able to handle ~/ if you want to load a
configuration file via source in the command line.
I hate this because it is short and good :)
However, I attached a patch which fixes this.
Please include it.
Regards Nico
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http://www.
I still am getting garbled text w/putty and
screen/centericq.
--- "John H." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, I responded to this with the following, is there
> any other suggestions???
>
>
> Reconstructed via infocmp from file:
> /usr/share/terminfo/s/screen
> screen|VT 100/ANSI X3.64 virtual
Hello dear screen gurus ;-),
I'm fairly new to using the screen, but already starting to like it.
Recently I've been trying to solve one problem,
and encountered strange situation while using screen.
Here is my task: I have 2 machines; lets call them local & remote.
local is in the LAN which is N
On Mon, 18 Jul 2005, Juergen Weigert wrote:
That is odd.
We should ask upstream ncurses when and why this code appeared.
Upstream is still Thomas Dickey, right?
Thomas, are you following this?
now I am (I'm not on screen-users). This workaround is in ncurses 5.4,
first appeared shortly after
On Mon, 18 Jul 2005, Michael Schroeder wrote:
On Sun, Jul 17, 2005 at 09:19:38PM +0200, Nikolai Weibull wrote:
...
Don't ask me, I'm not aware of any problems screen has with UTF-8.
Maybe Thomas Dickey, the ncurses author, can shed some light on
this.
The code's doing what it is intended: wh
On 22 Jun 2005, at 10:58, JCA wrote:
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
> 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 sessions
> it had a
On Wed, 15 Jun 2005, Buddy Burden wrote:
I can do a "ps -ef|grep PID" and then subtract 2 (one for the grep and
one for the parent PID). But that isn't a good solution in my opinion.
Nope, not very efficient, I wouldn't say. How about this?
ps -eo ppid= | grep PID | wc -l
Don't forg
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