Buddy, That's why I always check for $TERM != "screen" in my .bash_profile. :)On 9/28/06, Buddy Burden <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I would end up having a screen running inside a screen, which is always confusing.
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Henrey/Peder,
You wouldn't by chance have a translation for that into "csh",
would you?
Long time
since I used csh (or tcsh), but I guess something like:
if ("$STY" != "") then
exec screen -dR
endif
I would do it thusly:
if ( $?STY ) then
screen -x
endif
I've always preferred
* Michael Parson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-09-19 10:34 -0500]:
> One of the features of screen is that you can disconnect from screen
> and log out, log back in later and reconnect to the existing session.
> Having it auto-start a new screen every time you log in could make that
> difficult.
So pu
