David Chanters wrote:
Hi all,
I like the feature of multi-user screen. I often do this via:
screen -x -S somesessionname
And it works great -- until, that is, I change windows in screen (via
^a a, or ^a 1 -- where "1" could be any number depending on the number
of windows in screen). As soon
Hi all,
I like the feature of multi-user screen. I often do this via:
screen -x -S somesessionname
And it works great -- until, that is, I change windows in screen (via
^a a, or ^a 1 -- where "1" could be any number depending on the number
of windows in screen). As soon as I do this, the chang
>I have followed the advice Brian gave here, and I can set this up easily
>on my own system. Yet, when I start a terminal session, ssh to another
>host from where I start screen, this solution with preexec doesn't work.
>I have copied my (working) .bashrc, .screenrc and preeexec.bas
