Maximilian Kirchner said
(on Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 11:35:41PM +0200):
> Now I want to send the command "list" (which lists all players) to the server
> and write the result in a file.
Did you try:
rm screenlog.0
screen -p 0 -S minecraft-w1 -X log on
scree
Hi,
Maximilian Kirchner wrote:
I want to use screen to keep track of my gameservers - for instance my
minecraft server.
Now I want to send the command "list" (which lists all players) to the server
and write the result in a file.
When I use "screen -p 0 -S minecraft-w1 -X eval 'stuff list\015'
Hi,
Stefan Kuhlemann wrote:
I'm looking for a solution for a problem which keeps nagging me for
quite some time...
This might help.
[The script screen-test.sh runs the secondary script]
NB: nothing gets output in the screen session window itself
- if you want that then use tee
2>&1 | t
On 19 April 2011 11:26, Stefan Kuhlemann wrote:
> Hello List,
>
> I'm looking for a solutiion for a problem wich keeps nagging me for
> quite some time...
>
> I'm running a win32-software(using wine) on my linux box in background,
> which comes with its own in-build-'command-shell'. It's running w
Hello List,
I'm looking for a solution for a problem which keeps nagging me for
quite some time...
I'm running a win32-software(using wine) on my linux box in background,
which comes with its own in-build-'command-shell'. It's running within a
screen-session, since I have to check the status and
Hello List,
I'm looking for a solutiion for a problem wich keeps nagging me for
quite some time...
I'm running a win32-software(using wine) on my linux box in background,
which comes with its own in-build-'command-shell'. It's running within a
screen-session, since I have to check the status and
Hi,
I want to use screen to keep track of my gameservers - for instance my
minecraft server.
Now I want to send the command "list" (which lists all players) to the server
and write the result in a file.
When I use "screen -p 0 -S minecraft-w1 -X eval 'stuff list\015'" the command
is evaluated,
